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Answered by RISHITEZREDDYDHAVA

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RISHITEZREDDYDHAVA: there is a general formula for all thermometers

shridhar50: why you have written denominator as 180

RISHITEZREDDYDHAVA: reading-LFP/UFP-LFP is always constant

RISHITEZREDDYDHAVA: total no.of readings of farenheit scale is 180 divisions

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Answered by AditiSinha23

Absolute zero temperature equals 0 kelvin, -273.15 °Celsius or -459.67 °Fahrenheit. In outer space the temperature is pretty cold and the average temperature of universe is less than 3 kelvin.

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