If it's zero degrees outside today and it's supposed to be twice as cold!
Question: I honestly have no idea myself.
Answers: I honestly have no idea myself.
zero degrees beacause if you multiply zero you just end up with zero.
-50
-200
zero.
-32 F
Well Zero could mean 32F. So it would be 16F or in C that could be
" -8.88888888888889!"
double zero
very cold
It can't be "twice as cold" EVER at any temperature.
double negative zero
in order to be "twice as cold" there must be a zero point of absolute cold or absolute hot. There is an absolute cold, around -260F, but there is no absolute hot. So, all relative measurements must be in terms of being warmer than -260f. So, if they mean half as close to absolute cold, they mean about -130. That being said, most weathermen don't undestand that and they probably mean that the number has a value, and the are measuring from the point at which water freezes, 32f. If that is the case, they mean -32f.
-1
You can't say 'twice as cold', because to some people, this may not be cold(even though that would be weird). But you could say 'twice the degrees', because then you would be able to answer the question. So the answer is: IDK
its goin to be a negative of what ever number like -31 or something
0C is the same as 32F
0F is FREEZING then, so I assume you mean 0C.
So If the temperature is 32F right now, It will be 16F tommorow.
16F is equal to -8.88888888888889C
Hope I helped!!
0 DEGREES
its zero cuz you can't double zero anyways!!