Fun trivia question.
At what temperature does both Fahrenheit and Celsius equal same ambient temperature ?
Rules:
Only 1 guess
Do not use search engine
@Jeff_Hager no glide math 
Here is how to do the conversion
To convert temperatures in degrees Fahrenheit to Celsius, subtract 32 and multiply by .5556 (or 5/9).
40 c & 40 f I’m guessing
Close but no cigar. Thanks for playing! 
haha, Wiz wasn’t close at all!
40C is very hot, and 40F is very cold
I’m thinking this is a trick question… I don’t think they can ever be equal.
I can recall learning (many many) years ago about the time we switched from F to C in Australia that a rough conversion from C to F is to double it and add 32. So given that, no matter what you have for C, F is going to be at least 32 more…
I promise there is an answer. If you show your work you could have another guess 
oh, wait… I’m an idiot, hahaha 
Using my own formula: -32 * 2 + 32 = -32
duh! (that’s an approximation)
nah, that’s not right at all
You use 32, not 30. And it’s not quite half. That’s why -32 is an approximation.
To convert temperatures in degrees Fahrenheit to Celsius, subtract 32 and multiply by .5556 (or 5/9).
I learned this in school, but without doing any math or cheating, I’m gonna go with -20 or -25.
I’m determined not to google it, but I’m confident that the answer is -32 +/- a few degrees
Getting warmer. Apologies @Darren_Murphy I knew the answer but not the formula lol
-32 is not correct
lol…at least I didnt google the answer…but yeah that’s when they intersect!
I’m sorry but 40 F and 40 C is not correct
I know lol you don’t have to rub it in
My $ is on @ThinhDinh
OMG I was right
all I missed was the “-” before the C & F!
Do I get the blue peter badge?
Ding ding ding 
Though that was 2 guesses 
OMG…what a silly mistake! You didnt say we had to be right to the T…where is @Darren_Murphy ???
I did say mine was an approximation