what is 1000 c in f?

Paul Lamar

1832 1000*2 - 10% +32

Bill Schertz


Wow   How come I never learned that. Good way to convert.

Paul Lamar.


The actual equation is 9/5 + 32.  But 9/5 is close enough to 2 for
gov’t work and other flighty engineers.

And for non-math folks, I use the 2 so they don’t have to deal with
fractions.

So I have get passing /grades/ and have reached new /heits/!

John Dinkel


2X - 10%(2X)=2X-0.2X=1.8X=(9/5)X

Same difference

Robin Berglund


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