100 degrees Celsius to Fahrenheit

100 degrees Celsius to Fahrenheit

Two common scales used to measure temperature are Degrees Celsius and degrees Fahrenheit. Celsius scale is mostly used by countries worldwide as part of the Metric system while Fahrenheit is mostly used in the United States for scientific calculations. The primary purpose of the Celsius and Fahrenheit scales is to measure temperature. However, they use different numbers to show a particular temperature reading.

The scales rise at different rates and start with different temperature readings. For example, as water freezes, the temperature clicks at 0° Celsius while the Fahrenheit scale will start at 32°F. When making a comparison with the boiling point of water, the normal pressure in degrees Celsius is 100°C while Fahrenheit will read 212°F. These readings give a difference of 100 degrees apart in Celsius and 180 degrees on the Fahrenheit scale.

To determine the conversion from degrees Celsius to degrees Fahrenheit;

180/100 can be simplified as 9/5 or shown in decimals as 1.8

The method used in converting 100 degrees Celsius to Fahrenheit will be; multiply the temperature reading by 9/5 or alternatively by 1.8 and then add the result to 32.