How do you convert resistance to Fahrenheit?

Question

but there's a q asking us to tell which is greater 32F 23C 12K 34R

Answer 1

You can't. They are completely different units. Fahrenheit is temperature, of which the base unit is the Kelvin. Resistance is (m² kg)/(s³ A²), which doesn't even have K in it, so there is no converting it without another factor.

Answer 2

Metals have a temperature dependent resistivity. Maybe that's what you're thinking of. If so, the dependence is phenomenological. You just gotta look it up.

Answer 3

That's degrees Rankine, not resistance, which has units of ohms, Ω

here is a conversion chart

http://www.convertworld.com/en/temperatu...

Answer 4

The R stands for Rankin

Here is the link for the conversion

http://convert.web-max.ca/index.php?sele...

Scroll down in the table in the link and convert all the temperatures to Kelvin and you will have your answer

The unit for resistance is ohms not 'R'

Answer 5

use this link: http://www.unitconversion.org/unit_conve...