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Is a temperature increase of 1 degree Fahrenheit is equivalent to a temperature increase of 59 degree Celsius correct or false?

correct


What is the equivalent Fahrenheit temperature for 40 celsius?

40 degree Celsius = 104 degree Fahrenheit.


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When the temperature is 0 degree Celsius is ti also 0 degree Fahrenheit?

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What is the metric unit for a thermomitor?

The official international unit for temperature is the kelvin. In practice, the degree Centigrade (= Celsius) is used commonly, though.


How do you read in 105 degree f?

That is read as "105 degress Fahrenheit". Fahrenheit is a temperature scale commonly used in the United States.


At what degree is 0 degrees Celsius?

If you are asking what is the Fahrenheit temperature equivalent to 0 degrees Celsius, then it is 32 degrees.


What are the units of measure of temperature?

The usual units of measure of temperature are commonly called degrees (not to be confused with the units of degrees used to measure angles), however there are various scales with different sized degrees (e.g. Celsius/Centigrade-Kelvin degree, Fahrenheit-Rankine degree, Rømer degree, Wedgwood degree).There are other less common or special purpose units of measure of temperature (e.g. accumulated thermal unit, Gas Mark, homologous temperature, Planck temperature, thermodynamic beta, thermodynamic temperature).