Re: What is Celcius in Fahrenheight?

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From: Malcolm G. Costello
Date: Wed, 15 Jul 1992 17:53

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In dc.general, root@dcprinc.UUCP (Superuser) writes:
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>I remeber there is a formula to conver C to F (I mean temperature).
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>Can anybody get it off the top of heads?
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>Thanks,
F=(9/5)xC+32 i.e. 212=(9/5)x100+32 boiling point of water.
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