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25-Diamond I
April 9, 2019

Oviously it does not work the way it should (by simply chosing °C in the unit box) so one crude way is to do the conversion manually. Not very satisfying, I guess.

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25-Diamond I
April 9, 2019

Oviously it does not work the way it should (by simply chosing °C in the unit box) so one crude way is to do the conversion manually. Not very satisfying, I guess.

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24-Ruby IV
April 9, 2019

Thanks, Werner!

Same bag:

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23-Emerald I
April 9, 2019

The Kelvin and Rankine scales are absolute--they both start at absolute zero and are therefore a ratio.  Centigrade (Celsius) and Fahrenheit scales have arbitrary (and different) zero reference points.  Mathcad has to use functions for that conversion.  If you look under units the the ribbon, you can select which units to plot with.

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24-Ruby IV
April 9, 2019

Not all is fine in Mathcad 15 too

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