Which of the following temperatures is the highest? 100 Celsius, 32 Fahrenheit, 273 Kelvin

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Which of the following temperatures is the highest? 100 Celsius, 32 Fahrenheit, 273 Kelvin

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Umm I think 100 Celsius, cuz 273 kelvin equals to -0.15 Celsius and 32 Fahrenheit equals to 0 Celsius.

Akhtar Munir answered Jul 31, 2022

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