Really Weird Question

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Ever since wednesday ive been thinkin on this since my mate told me, it f*kt.


IF its 0 degrees c today, and it was twice as cold tomorrow, What tempriture would it be?


DUHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH!



Plz answer it so i can look like a right smart c*nt....

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Well, first of all, convert the temperature from degrees Celcius to kelvin (K), (which is another unit of temperature where 0K is absolute zero - a complete absence of energy).

To convert °C to kelvin, you just add 273.15


0°C = 273.15K

so, if you halve 273.15 you get 136.575 and:

136.575K = -136.575°C (obvious)

So, the answer to the question is f**king cold (-136.575°C)

I wouldn't want to be outside in shorts and T-shirt


I knew A' Level physics would come in handy one day lol

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2 many numbers 4 my liking

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faints

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trust me lol, its true

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Wow.....


How did u get 3sumthinsumthing from 2sumthin sumthin?

BLARRRRRRR

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surley this has to be wrong. because u have turned Oc to kelvin which is 273.15 then its twice as cold tomorow so you halved it = 136.575K so the answer would be 136.575K not 136.575"C (if "C - 273.15k then how can 136.575k equal the same in - celcus

if you then convert it back to "c then the answer would still be zero

please have a close look at this ppl. im not 100% sure but i think overload may be wrong

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It is right, if you think about it, 136.575K is minus 136.575°C - I suspect you missed the - when you read it

Because you always take away 273.15 from K to get C

136.575 - 273.15 = -136.575

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think its too much for my brain to take in

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overload is right. a unit of celcius is equal to a unit of kelvin and the maths are correct.

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goddamn physics lol

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oh my gosh gosh gosh!!!! wot a crazy qeustion with even more einstein theiorys answers!!!big up overload for using his large brain to know such an answer to a mad bit of ukbass question time he he

big up all crew