[Chris Clemens]

I have the following equations to transcribe. The degree symbol in the second equation clearly belongs to the C and not the fraction; how do I convey this to the braille reader? I inserted a dot 5 after the fraction. In print the fractions are over under fractions.

Temperature Conversions:
°C = 5/9 (°F – 32) °F = 9/5 °C + 32

,TEMP]ATURE ,3V].NS3
^.*”,C .K ?5/9#(^.*”,F-32)
^.*”,F .K ?5/9#”^.*”,C+32

Sandy Spellicy

[Chris Clemens]

You shouldn’t need a dot 5 after the fraction. Close the fraction and follow it unspaced by the superscript degree sign, then the dot 5, then the cap C.

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