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What is the coldest possible temperature? O A. 0°C O B. -40°F C. OK D. -273 K
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What is the coldest possible temperature?

O A. 0°C
O B. -40°F
C. OK
D. -273 K

What is the coldest possible temperature? O A. 0°C O B. -40°F C. OK D. -273 K-example-1
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Hello!

The coldest possible temperature is the answer C then 0 K

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Answer:

C (0 K ) is the coldest possible temperature.

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