The formula for converting the temperature in Fahrenheit to degrees Celsius is given by the formula C=5/9(F-32), where c is the
Celsius temperature and f is the Fahrenheit temperature. How could you rewrite the formula so that you could use it to convert the temperature degrees Celsius to degrees Fahrenheit? If a person's ideal temperature is between 55 degrees to 60 degrees Fahrenheit, what is this temperature range in degrees Celsius
Basically, going from fahrenheit to celcius, you have to Deduct 32, then multiply by 5/9. So just reverse it, instead, you multiple it by the reciprocal, which is "9/5" then you add 32. Simple. :)
The first step is to find the CHANGE. This is done by subtracting the two values and taking the absolute value. Next step is to find the ratio of the change to the original and multiplying by 100% to make it a percentage.
So;
a) change = Ι60 - 25Ι = 35.
ratio of change to original = 35:25,
multiplying by 100% will give 35/25 × 100% = 140%.