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Temperature Ratio Calculator

Calculates the ratio of two temperatures. Input in degrees Celsius, degrees Fahrenheit or in Kelvin. The ratio is calculated from the values in Kelvin, because only the Kelvin scale has a true zero point that mathematically allows such a calculation.
Please enter temperature 1 and temperature 2 in any unit, or one temperature and the ratio. The other values will be calculated.

Example: 20 degrees Celsius is 1.0353 times warmer than 10 degrees Celsius. The obvious result that it is twice as much is incorrect.

	Temperature 1	Temperature 2
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Ratio T₁/T₂: