True ngl

:0)

I know cold too well. I'm texan.

Never afraid in the cold. I'm in Canada

I love cold

I love heat

same

Wisconsin 🖐

Are you afraid to get hot?

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I once went to america and the hotel had a hit tub that was "108 degrees" and I thought it was celcius

*hotel tub

*hot tub

Wisconsin

Fun fact:
45˚F = 7.22˚C
and 45˚C = 113˚F

and i’m proud to say i knew this immediately and didn’t need a calculator

Teach me

Well 50°F is 10°C and every 9°F is 5°C so 45°F is 10 - 5(5/9), which is (10° - 2.78°)C, or 7.22°C

And 50 + (9/5)(45-10°C) is 50 + 35*9/5, which is 50 + 315/5, which is 50+63°F = 113°F

But a simpler way to do the second one is to just happen to know that 30°C is 86°F and 35°C is 95°F and 40°C is 104°F and since every 9°F is every 5°C, 45°C must be 104+9 = 113

I may have had a little too much fun with temperature calculating when I was little

I need some math to do during the break. Thanks
!

:)

The simplest way
Celcius x 9 / 5 + 32 = Fahrenheit
Fahrenheit - 32 x 5 / 9 = celcius

It works

That's also true

Have a great day btw

Thx

yw!

I couldn’t do it with a calculator

I showed how to do it in the comment above
Have a great day btw

Smort man

Thx :D

Np m8

Wow, 113, that's close to what we get in texas.
🤣👍

Ikr

Oh come on 45 degrees isn't bad.

Weaklings

Ikr 45 is warm in alaska (until summer than 80 is normal)

Lol

Ikr

i've been in 45*C weather 2 times
once i was 3
the other i was 9 or 10
the first time i didn't like it
the second time i kinda liked it

45 pretty hot, not hot enough to boil water tho just sayin'

ik

Lol

Its true tho, just saying

Dang

Im going to Greece with 40 degree degree Celsius summers

A h
Good luck

Greece has octopuseses and I love octopuses so I'm really excited

A lot of places have octopi. Octopi.

Actually the "I" ending only applies to Latin words such as cactus. Octopus is a Greek word so the correct plural is octopuses or octopodes. (Octopi can still be used although it is incorrect)

Oh, really? Huh. You learn something new everyday, I guess.

hot

correct