the one we're used to in U.S.
Water f.p. = 32, b.p = 212
metric scale - used in most of world
Water f.p = 0, b.p. = 100
lowest possible temperature
S.I. scale, based on absolute zero
abs 0 is 0 Kelvin. water f.p = 273 K, b.p. = 373 K
K & C have the same size degrees, they're just offset by 273.15 degrees (273 rounded).
K to C: K - 273 = C
C to K: C + 273 = K
Between freezing & boiling points of water:
100 degrees C, 180 degrees F. So C degrees are 1.80 times as big as F degrees.
C to F: F = 1.80 x C + 32
F to C: C = (F - 32)/1.80
Point of reference: "room temp" of 68 F is 20 C.
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