Why are there no negative temperatures on the kelvin scale?

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i dont know this question sorry.

Wilfrido answered Mar 23, 2020

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Answer: Because there are no lower temperatures than 0 K, that is why the kelvin scale does not have negative numbers or temperatures

Stevekohls answered Mar 24, 2020

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