To do this, add 32 to the Celsius x 1.8 temperature, and you will have the final temperature in degrees Fahrenheit. 1  Add 32 to 54, which was the result from step 3. 54 + 32 = 86Â°F. 2  Therefore, 30Â°C is equivalent to 86Â°F.n the other hand, to convert a Fahrenheit temperature to a Kelvin temperature, itâs easiest to convert to Celsius and then make the conversion to Kelvin from there. This means we begin by subtracting 32. 1  Letâs say the temperature is 82Â°F.
When considering places in the United States most likely to experience an earthquake, Missouri doesnât usually come to mind. But the region known as the New Madrid Seismic Zone threatens parts of the state and six others: Illinois, Indiana, Kentucky, Tennessee, Arkansas and Mississippi.
The common points where the plates touch one another is where the earthquake starts or the focus. As seen in the picture above, subduction zones are on the borders of each tectonic plate. As they crash together one plate moves below the other which causes subduction zone earthquakes. Earthquakes are one of the biggest natural disasters known to man. Earthquakes occur when there is a sudden release of energy below the earths crust at the focus.