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Can you be more specific? For outdoors temperature we would just say 20 or 23. Nobody needs to add a decimal point, because the precision given by Celsius is su
by alextgordon 16y ago
Can you be more specific? For outdoors temperature we would just say 20 or 23. Nobody needs to add a decimal point, because the precision given by Celsius is sufficient.
- _delirium 16y agoFor indoor temperatures, European electronic thermostats seem to use half-degrees C, so you can e.g. set the air conditioner to 22.5. Not really a huge problem, but it's interesting that the size of the European thermostat control increment is around 1 F.
- crasshopper 16y agoYou needed to use two sig figs. Fahrenheit just needs one.