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A student claims that it does not make any difference if his temperature is 2 degrees above normal Fahrenheit or 2 degrees above normal Celsius because in either case he is only 2 degrees above normal. How do you respond?
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well i would tell him that 1°F ≠ 1°C hence his conclusion is nonsense
so explain the difference by converting both in the right degrees if starting at one like 1 degrees F is -17.22 degrees C
and 1 degrees C is 33.8 degrees F.
\[[°F] = [°C] × 9⁄5 + 32\]
Okay yeah I know the equations to convert them just wasn't sure what it meant my normal temperature. But i think I figured it out thanks
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