Deriving the Equations for °Celsius in terms of °Fahrenheit

How to derive the equation for degrees Celsius in terms of degrees Fahrenheit in a fast and simple way.

[@Et_sapien]

7 years later, this is still helping us, THANKYOU

[@akritimehta0454]

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[@kamelitotoe592]

Interesting, when you see how the things you take for granted unfolds before you.

[@aldipratama5997]

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[@becomeearner1194]

Thanks a lot,Actually this is help for me

[@ufotofu9]

I am learning Java, and I wrote a temp convverter program. Just for fun, made a table for every Cerlsius value from 1-100 and found that the last whole number in Fahrrenheit is 95!

[@ln-physics6608]

Factorial?

[@alexandrovm1]

Excellent! Thank you!!

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[@ecocaos575]

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[@MohamedHassan-so7fn]

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[@yogeshchandra9603]

amazing I never think that we will also solve it using slop way..

[@ari-man]

Thank you

[@akashd5015]

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[@CurioPhysics]

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[@rakeshgiri1533]

how do we know the function is a straight line?????

[@haroldgaring8468]

can you make integral derivation?

[@augustperez9162]

how about the kelvin and Rankine?

[@lokeshverma5902]

how degree faren and degree celcius are linearly related??

[@l0kidaf00l]

Because they both measure the same physical phenomena (temperature) and are thus directly related, just using different scales.

[@Andee148]

Thanks