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Welcome.
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In this video, we're going to take a look at computing wind chill for multiple temperatures and for multiple wind speeds.
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And so for each wind speed, we're going to compute the wind chill for each temperature.
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And so we have a whole block of computations to do.
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All right.
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So here's the first one for 30 degrees and a wind speed of one mile per hour.
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We're going to have 35 .74 plus 0 .6215 times the temperature c2, the temperature in c2, the 30 degrees.
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Okay, we put dollar sign c, dollar sign two, because we always want to refer back to the location where 30 degrees sits in, and that is in c2.
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Then we subtract 35 .75 times the wind speed, which is sitting in b3, and we're going to raise that wind speed to 0 .16.
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We're going to put this in parentheses so that we do the wind speed raise to 0 .16 and then multiply it by the 35 .75.
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Then we've got 0 .4275.
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We're going to multiply by the temperature.
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Again, that is in c2, so dollar sign c, dollar sign two.
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So we always refer back to the 30...