Answer to Question #143333 in General Chemistry for Andy

General Chemistry

Question #143333

At what temperature have the Celsius and Fahrenheit readings the same value

Expert's answer

We have

Tf = 9/5 Tc +32

where Tf is temperature in fahrenheit and Tc in degree celsius

when

Tf = Tc

Tf = 9/5 Tf +32

-4/5 Tf = 32

Tf = -40 F

Tc = -40 C

Answer

At −40 oC

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