Convert Fahrenheit to Celsius

Temperature measures the degree of hotness or coldness of an object . Heat always flow from high temperature to low temperature .

The point is how to measure this temperature . There are basically three scales use to measure the temperature of an object

●Celsius

●Fahrenheit

●Kelvin

Celsius is most widely used scale to measure temperature if an object . Fahrenheit scale is mostly used in United states of America (USA) .

How to convert Fahrenheit to Celsius ?

Conversion of Fahrenheit scale to Celsius is very easy task , let's see how it works .

Relation between Fahrenheit and Celsius ,

C = (F - 32 ) × 5/9

Here C - temperature in Celsius

F - temperature in Fahrenheit

Examples :

1. F = 32 , then

C = ( 32 - 32 ) X 5/9

C = 0 ℃

2. F = 212

C = ( 212 - 32 ) X 5/9

C = 100 ℃

3. F = 266

C = ( 266 -32 ) X 5/9

C = 130 ℃

In this way you can easily convert Celsius and Fahrenheit reading .

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