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What is the Celsius equivalent of -40 F?
-40C is the equivalent to -40F
What is -40C in F?
-104 INCORRECT -40 C is also -40 F It is the only point on the two different scales where the reading is the same. -40 C = (-40 x 9/5) + 32 = -40 F
Which of the following are equal to -40 degrees F?
-- -40 degrees Celsius -- 233.17 Kelvin
What is -40 degrees Fahrenheit in Celsius?
- 40 °F = - 40 °C The temperature of -40° is the same temperature on both scales. Converting -40 °C to Fahrenheit is (9/5 x 40°) + 32° = -72° + 32° = -40°F.
What is -40f in Celsius?
-40 degrees Fahrenheit is equal to -40 degrees Celsius.
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