Math, asked by ranjitsarma98, 1 year ago

-0.1 °= ? What is the answer

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Answered by TheLostMonk

the value of -0.1°c in Fahrenheit is about 80°c and in Kelvin it's about 260 k. or further 0°c=82.5F and 0°c=273 k ,at -40°c both Celsius and Fahrenheit shows the same value .

ranjitsarma98: your answer helps me

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