Water freezes at 0^\circ0

Mathematics

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Flauer [41]2 years ago

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Leo's water is at a greater temperature. And Manoj's water is closer to freezing.

<h3>What is the temperature?</h3>

The temperature refers to the degree of hotness ant coldness of the substance.

Water freezes at 0 °C.

Manoj's water is 3 °C.

Leo's water is 7 °C.

Leo's water is at a greater temperature.

Manoj's water is closer to freezing.

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