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In article .com,
says...
In the original post I was speaking in Fahrenheit not Celcius or
Kelvin. An increase from 160 to 200 is 25 %, no matter where you are in
the world. Jeez, lighten up.........

All right. My temperature scale is (F-160)*5/4. Now what's the
(percentage) rise? Hint: It's still 6.4%.

Jeez, wise up.....

--
Keith

Pooh Bear wrote:
carneyke wrote:

Mike,
200 - 160 = 40 (Correct ?)
40 degree increase over 160 degree = 25 % (Correct ?)

Flawed. Fahrenheit isn't a measure of absolute temperature.

Sorry, but you are the LUSER
See what I mean about having common sense.
That's why your broke and I'm not.........

You're truly an idiot of the grand order.

I suggest you go back to school.

Graham