Today was 0 degrees F, tommorow will be twice as cold? What will be the temperature?

Question

hint:

twice as cold, or half the heat?

Kelvin

...i know the answer hehe....

Answer 1

-136.575 celcius

Answer 2

since you can't multiply anything by zero you have no choice but to use another number.  since 0 degrees F = -17.77 degrees celcius you could multiply that number by 2 giving you -35.54 degrees celcius so that is -31.97 F appr. Now that I think about it that's not right because if you had -1 and converted it that wouldn't work.  Now I need to know the answer please email me it.  Ok i'm still lost on this I tried using kalvin which gave me -459.399 F wich is too cold.  Is this a trick question.  Twice as warm would make more sence to figure out.

Answer 3

0 degrees F is = to about 255 degrees Kelvin.

My guess would be half that

Final answer=  about 127-128 degrees Kelvin.