Chemistry, asked by sanyayuvaan, 3 months ago

the temperature at which both the celsius and farhenheit scales give the same reading is ​

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Answered by tonystark22282
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Explanation:

The absolute zero value on the Celsius scale is −273.15∘C. Therefore, the temperature at which both the Celsius and Fahrenheit scales are the same in −40∘.

Answered by harrosonkeegans
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