I've always had issues with temperature units, early Mathcad had "R" and "K," for Rankine and Kelvin; these made sense, they were confusing but it was the confusion we had been dealing with since we learned about "hot" and "cold."
Then we were given the Centigrade and Fahrenheit scales, and if that didn't suffice, the "difference in temperature" scales.
I began the attached sheet to calculate the change in size as a function of temperature change. I got my answer, but I also got an aggravating question.
Can anyone explain the attached (version 15) sheet; how can -321 °F not be -321 °F?