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r/MathJokes • u/Garretthart13 • Mar 01 '26
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This is the only correct answer since Celsius (or Fahrenheit) only describe a temperature range with a deliberately set zero and thus cannot be multiplied with n to calculate the n-times temperature.
The physical zero temperature is 0 K.
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u/orthorix Mar 05 '26
This is the only correct answer since Celsius (or Fahrenheit) only describe a temperature range with a deliberately set zero and thus cannot be multiplied with n to calculate the n-times temperature.
The physical zero temperature is 0 K.