What's the temperature tomorrow

Tomorrow is MINUS 53.33 degrees Celsius.

The whole idea to solve this problem is to convert the Celsius temperature into Fahrenheit temperature first, and then convert Fahrenheit temperature into Celsius temperature through addition, subtraction, multiplication and division.

Step one, today's temperature is zero, which means today's temperature is zero. According to the conversion formula between Celsius (C) and Fahrenheit (F), C = 5×(F- 32)/9, F = 9×C /5+32 (where F- Fahrenheit and C- Celsius), calculate Fahrenheit F? = 9×0? /5+32=32 degrees Fahrenheit.

Step two, tomorrow is twice as cold as today, so the temperature tomorrow is F=32*-2=-64 degrees Fahrenheit.

The third step is to convert tomorrow's Fahrenheit temperature into tomorrow's Celsius temperature C = 5× (F-32)/9 = 5 * (64-32)/9 =-53.33 Celsius.

So it is concluded that the temperature is zero today, twice as cold as today tomorrow, and MINUS 53.33 degrees Celsius tomorrow.

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Other temperature conversion formulas:

1.？ Fahrenheit to absolute temperature: K =(οof+459.67)/ 1.8.

2.？ Fahrenheit vs Langmuir: οora =? οof+459.67

3.？ Turn Fahrenheit into Lieberman:? oR =(οof-32)/2.25

4.？ Converted from Celsius to Fahrenheit: οof =? ℃? × 1.8 + 32

5.？ Celsius temperature is converted into absolute temperature: K =? ℃? + 273. 15

6.？ Celsius temperature is converted into lang degree:οora =? ℃? × 1.8 + 32 + 459.67

7.？ Convert centigrade to Lieberman: or? =℃? × 0.8

8.？ Absolute temperature is converted into Celsius temperature:℃? = K - 273. 15

9.？ The absolute temperature is converted into Fahrenheit: οof = K× 1.8-459.67.

10.？ The absolute temperature is converted into Langmuir degrees: οora = K× 1.8.

1 1.？ The absolute temperature is converted into Lieberman degree: oR= (K-273. 15) × 0.8.

12.？ Langmuir Degrees Converted to Celsius Temperature:℃? = ( Ra - 32 - 459.67) / 1.8

13.？ Langmuir vs Fahrenheit: οof =? οRa - 459.67

14.？ Langmuir converted into absolute temperature: K =? οora/ 1.8

15.？ Conversion from Langmuir degree to Lenard degree: oR = (οRa-459.67-32)/2.25.

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