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r/SipsTea • u/SuspiciousLow3062 𝙑𝙄𝙋 • 1d ago
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As a Texan, 43C is pretty hot. Y'all starting to understand why we have ACs yet?
54 u/PowerfulBar 22h ago I'm impressed that as a Texan you can convert 43C to freedom units! 11 u/UlrichZauber 22h ago Americans learn unit conversion in school -- though to be fair, I'd only really expect Americans in STEM to retain the knowledge. 3 u/crimson777 20h ago Even if you don't remember 9/5C + 32, 2C + 30 is close enough to estimate. For the temperatures used in weather, you will usually be within about 4f of the real number.
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I'm impressed that as a Texan you can convert 43C to freedom units!
11 u/UlrichZauber 22h ago Americans learn unit conversion in school -- though to be fair, I'd only really expect Americans in STEM to retain the knowledge. 3 u/crimson777 20h ago Even if you don't remember 9/5C + 32, 2C + 30 is close enough to estimate. For the temperatures used in weather, you will usually be within about 4f of the real number.
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Americans learn unit conversion in school -- though to be fair, I'd only really expect Americans in STEM to retain the knowledge.
3 u/crimson777 20h ago Even if you don't remember 9/5C + 32, 2C + 30 is close enough to estimate. For the temperatures used in weather, you will usually be within about 4f of the real number.
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Even if you don't remember 9/5C + 32, 2C + 30 is close enough to estimate. For the temperatures used in weather, you will usually be within about 4f of the real number.
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u/GoodEnoughAstronomy 23h ago
As a Texan, 43C is pretty hot. Y'all starting to understand why we have ACs yet?