-0.5ºC = 31.1ºF
190 degrees Celsius is equal to 374 degrees Fahrenheit.
Conversion formula: [°F] = [K] * 9 / 5 − 459.67 = 273 * 9 / 5 - 459.67 = 491.4 - 459.67 = 31.73 °F
To convert Fahrenheit to Kelvin, you can use the formula K = (F - 32) × 5/9 + 273.15. By plugging in 120 degrees Fahrenheit into the formula, you get 322.039 Kelvin.
The UK weather agency, the Meterological Office, switched to Celsius for its work in 1961, as it had become the international standard for measurement. In their words:"The Celsius scale is the World Meteorological Organization standard for temperature measurement and is used throughout the world by the meteorological community for global exchange of information."By 1962, public weather forecasts were being given in Celsius, albeit with Fahrenheit conversions. This probably had a significant impact on public perception and encouraged a gradual move from one system to the other.Additionaly, Britain decided to convert its other systems of measurement to metric in 1965, primarily to support trade and international collaboration. It also converted currency from the old pound containing 240 pence to the more conventional decimal pound of 100 pence in 1971. These developments reinforced the shift away from the mix of old measures to the internationally-standard system using metres, kilograms, litres -- and Celsius.
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98 centimeters:DDD
Celcius
-12.222 degrees Celsius
180ºC = 356.0ºF
4.7ºC = 40.46ºF
It is, "50 degrees, Fahrenheit."
Daniel Gabriel Fahrenheit
130 degrees Fahrenheits
Answer: 50089 K = 89700.8 ºF
33.8 F
they used his body temperature