Celsius to Fahrenheit conversion

doubleDdog09 Says:

May 9, 2011 - Hey i also have that same calculator too! lol :D

dc360mwj2 Says:

May 9, 2011 - lol XD

7311marcos Says:

May 10, 2011 - ☆☼

MrAngryGorilla2000 Says:

May 16, 2011 - Why does this stupid country America have to be so different in their measurements.

TheNo1Live4Ever Says:

Jun 5, 2011 - Easier way guys, Celsius to Fahrenheit, Example: 2500 C. = 4532 because, 2500 x 9 divide by 5 + 32 = 4532, In the vid., he said, F = 1.8 because, 9 divide 5 = 1.8 :), Fahrenheit is the other way round, The number times 5 divide 9 + 32 :)

MrRagamuffin009 Says:

Jul 6, 2011 - why does it matter to you what the Americans do? why cant you just let them be and use your system. it really is no big deal whatsoever.

2tame4fame Says:

Jul 30, 2011 - there should be a law against not using Celsius and the metric system..

gmazen1 Says:

Sep 21, 2011 - Thanx alot!

menezesjejeca Says:

Oct 20, 2011 - you messed up things at the end, where you put °C in the result it should be °F

StoverRed Says:

Nov 6, 2011 - @2tame4fame celsius came before fahrenheit celsius and the metric system is super easy

MrJeansy95 Says:

Nov 10, 2011 - @Djaevulsnallen i do know celcius and the metric system not all of us are fat tards

sikick34 Says:

Nov 27, 2011 - @Djaevulsnallen I know right even I live in America and wish the same . The metric system is confusing for me since we learn the U.S custimary system 

Points2Shopzzz Says:

Jan 10, 2012 - @Djaevulsnallen Unlike you dumbass foreigners, we learn both.

Points2Shopzzz Says:

Jan 10, 2012 - Wow, you're stupid...

hiphopmogul92 Says:

Jan 11, 2012 - how did u get 1.8?

menezesjejeca Says:

Jan 11, 2012 - no I'm not

steffenjf Says:

Jan 11, 2012 - 1.8 is the difference between a Celsius degree and a Fahrenheit degree. In other words it takes a 1.8 degree change on the Fahrenheit scale to equal a 1 degree change on the Celsius scale. This makes sense when you think of of the freezing and melting points of water. In Celsius water freezes at 0 and boils at 100 a total range of 100 degrees. In Fahrenheit water freezes at 32 and boils at 212 a total range of 180 degrees. (1.8 times as many degrees)

hiphopmogul92 Says:

Jan 11, 2012 - is that meant to be for all problems involving celsius to fahrenheit? -.- confused

litenzo Says:

Jan 25, 2012 - Thanks soooooo much, this is mush easier than multiplying or dividing by 5 and 9.

neky95 Says:

Feb 14, 2012 - thanks, the video helped me too

megusta535 Says:

Feb 20, 2012 - @Djaevulsnallen Us Americans are way to lazy to learn. I agree, the English system is dumb as hell.

brawngoodies Says:

Mar 4, 2012 - i love you so much!!

Heimegut66 Says:

Mar 22, 2012 - I use Kelvin

RofICopters Says:

May 10, 2012 - thanks man. one more equation memorized. appreciate it!

ayna bedada Says:

May 23, 2012 - help full