Anyone know the math to convert Fahrenheit to Kelvin?
I could also use Celcius To Kelvin, Kelvin to Fahrenheit, and Kelvin to Celcius
Thanks!!!!
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Anyone know the math to convert Fahrenheit to Kelvin?
I could also use Celcius To Kelvin, Kelvin to Fahrenheit, and Kelvin to Celcius
Thanks!!!!
Hmm, I don't need a program to do it for me... I need to know the math involved for my own program. I couldn't find any source code on that site..only compiled programs.
Kelvin is Celcius + 273
http://www.scotclimb.org.uk/farenhei...-celsius.shtml
Here's an even better site
http://www.apples4theteacher.com/tem...onversion.html
Arc,
there are 4 scales for measuring temperatures, 1 = Celsius, 2 = Farenheit, 3 = Raumer ( i dont know if i spelt it correctly) and 4 = Kelvin.
for first 3 scales:
1 = celsius = Freezing point water is 0o and Boiling Point is 100o
2 = farenheit = Freezing point water is 32o and Boiling Point is 212o
3 = raumer = Freezing point water is 0o and Boiling Point is 80o
so, let C, F and R be degrees you want to calculate (or for conversion) then
so,Code:(C - 0) (F - 32) (R - 0)
------- = ---------- = ----------
(100 - 0) (212 - 32) (80 - 0)
and finally the 4th scale i.e. KelvinCode:C F - 32 R
-------- = --------- = ---------
5 9 4 (thnx Rassis)
hope it helps. :)Code:K = C + 273
Thanks guys. Although none of the examples gave me exactly what I needed, they did make me realise I had to figure it out for myslef heh. I already had the Fahrenheit to celcius and celcius to fahreniet and celcius to Kelvin, but the rest were just a matter of figuring out how those three worked and making up my own math for it.
K = ° F + 459.67 * 5 / 9
K = 5/9 (° F - 32) + 273.15
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tempera...rsion_formulas
:confused:Quote:
Originally Posted by geroldsh
K = 255.22 + 5/9 F
FYI, I think it's Reaumur ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Harsh Gupta
correct :thumb: ;) :p :wave:Quote:
Originally Posted by krtxmrtz
Réaumur more precisely.
Oh, is it a French name?Quote:
Originally Posted by Rassis
Né à La Rochelle en 1683, René Antoine Ferchault de Réaumur poursuit ses études d'abord dans sa ville natale, puis à Poitiers et à Bourges. Après s'être un temps intéressé au droit, il s'oriente...
Visit this site to know more:
http://www.infoscience.fr/histoire/b...ph.php3?Ref=55
Tres interessant... obrigado.Quote:
Originally Posted by Rassis