Moseley
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- Jul 10, 2010
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Majibu:
1. nyuzi joto sifuri ( 0 centigrade)
0 centigrade ni sawa na 32 Fahrenheit.. Mara mbili ya 32 ni 64 Fahrenheit.. Ukibadilisha 64F kwenda kwenye centigrade inakuwa ni 18 Centigrade..
Kwa hiyo mara mbili ya 0 Centigrade ni 18 Centigrade.
2. nyuzi joto sifuri ( 0 Fahrenheit )
0 Fahrenheit ni sawa na -18 Centigrade.. Mara mbili ya -18C ni -36C. Ukibadilisha -36 kwenda kwenye Fahrenheit inakuwa ni -33 Fahrenheit..
Kwa hiyo mara mbili ya 0 Fahrenheit ni -33 Fahrenheit.
Kama swali lako lilihusisha CENTIGRADE, jibu ni lile la namba 1, na kama ulihusisha FAHRENHEIT jibu ni lile la namba 2
Let me put my point clear!
Basically when you think of "Baridi kuongezeka au Kupungua", heat energy have to be considered! Heat energy comes into existence when there is either of the two things below
1. Change of state of the material under reference (LATENT HEAT)
2. Change of temperature.. (HEAT CAPACITY)
Degree of coldness or hotness depends on the change of temperature, the formula to calculate degree of hotness or coldness is given by H=mc(t1-t2).. In order to find, if the coldness or hotness has increased twice we need to know the mass of the material under reference and the specific heat capacity of that material..
From the basic meaning of degree of coldness or hotness H=mc(t1-t2), we are supposed to have three different temperature references(t1,t2,t3) then we can calculate and compare two distinct Degree of hotness or coldness (heat Energies) ie, H1=mc(t1-t2) and H2=mc(t3-t2)..
At a temperature(t), the material can't have any degree of hotness or coldness unless there is a temperature change..
So your question is more physical and practical than theoritical