Chemistry, asked by tanu92612, 4 months ago

What is the value of -40°C in F°?

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Answered by gopalpvr

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Answer:

-40

Explanation:

if C= -40°

F = 9/5×C +32

= 9/5×(-40) +32

= -72+32

= - 40

F = -40°

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