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.png) | If the temperature is zero outside today and it's going to be twice as cold tomorrow, how cold will it be? |
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1 Contributor: mike1066 on May-04-2008 05:55:49 |
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Cold be a subjective term, I would rather say it is half as hot, but my answer would be -8.8888889 C, as that is half zero C, when converted to f and then back, Aha the trickery and all
further more you could say it will be 245.835 degree Rankine | Report
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2 Contributor: Anonymous on May-04-2008 05:46:29 |
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| Cold be a subjective term, I would rather say it is half as hot, but my answer would be -8.8888889 C, as that is half zero C, when converted to f and then back, Aha the trickery and all | Report
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