Physics, asked by anitatripathi337, 8 months ago

At what temperature will
the centigrade thetmometer
read twice as much as the
Fahrenheit Thermometer [Ans-160°C​

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Fahrenheit thermometer indicates a temperature of 41°F. What is the corresponding reading in Centigrade scale? [Ans: 5°C 7. At what temperature will the Centigrade thermometer read twice as much as the Fahrenhei thermometer? [Ans: 160°C

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