How To Convert Fahrenheit To Celsius | Pharmacy Technician

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[@margieford904]

Finally it makes sense..Thankyou!

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[@bardistv9653]

On the last problem about the poodle, 100-32…. Why did you hit equal and then the division sign for the 1.8? Because I was getting 83 by doing the steps from the previous ones

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[@joshualuckie7830]

Good morning thank you for breaking down and simplifying the formula. I was wondering can you go over alligations with conversions as Its a little confusing with converting part of it. Also on the PTCB would we have to convert celcius to Fahrenheit?

[@PharmacyTechLove]

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[@bardistv9653]

Also, I thought with this you use the formula Fahrenheit - 32) x 9/5 and for Celsius you use c (5/9+32) I’m getting confused 😢

[@PharmacyTechLove]

There’s three different videos on Fahrenheit in Celsius on my KZbin channel.