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The temperature of an object is -40 degrees Celsius. What will be its temperature on the Fahrenheit scale?

The temperature of an object is -40 degrees Celsius. What will be its temperature on the Fahrenheit scale?
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The temperature of an object is -40 degrees Celsius. What will be its temperature on the Fahrenheit scale?

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(-40°C × 9/5) + 32 = -40°F
User Hans De Jong
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It would still be -40 degrees in the Fahrenheit scale. First multiply it by 9/4, -40 x 9/5, then add 32.
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