How do you describe what a degree(not the third degree!) of tempereature  is?
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a unit raise of temperature of a unit water in a unit time is called a degree of temperature.(i think answer is this.)
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Temoperature wise, Absolute zero is 0 degree Kelvin, which is -273 degree Centigrade.  How high is up is relative to what you are asking.  If it is 1 degree Kelvin it is "up" from absolute zero, but it is still damned cold.
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1. 1080 degrees\n\n2. 1800 degrees
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10° 8' N; 84° 7' W\nhopefully you'll know what that means, cuz I dont :P
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Like many things in english, there are multiple means of the word "degree". The angle degree is not the same as the temperature degree. \n\nTo measure the temperature T of a photon of frequency f, use Planck's law:\n\nE=hf\n\nwhere E is energy and h is Planck's constant.\n\nThen E=kT\n\nwhere k is Boltzmann's constant, and\n\nT=E/k=hf/k
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My refrigerator is a very cold place.  I would describe its elevation as "on the floor".  It's latitude is around 44.  It's proximity to the ocean is "a long way".\n\nUnless you mean for me to describe the terms "elevation, latitude and proximity" to a frigid body of water.
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Just add first two and absolute value of third... answer 2 degree C.\nIf the values are the temperature level after the change... net change is from level 1.1 to minus 1.9 ...so net cgange is 1.1+1.9=3 deg C.\n Exact Wording of question is important.
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M o r n i n g W o o d -\nNth Degree
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0 degrees Farenheit is the freezing point of SALT water.  Farenheit lived near the ocean.
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Temperature is the degree of heat and heat is the transfer of energy from one body to another as a result of a difference in temperature or a change in phase.
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well it depends on the angle between quantities. \nat 0 degree, simply add the given magnitude\nat 90 degree, use the pythagorean theorem\nat 180 degree, simply subtract the magnitude\nat any angle, other than 0, 90 and 180, use the laws of sine and cosine
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a. = gradiant scale, because you can choose degrees (gradiants) between one pole and the other pole.\n\nb. = binary scale, because you only have two choices and can only select one of them\n\nc. = defined gradiant, because each of the degrees (gradiants) is pre-defined for you.\n\nI hope this is the best answer.
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i think the false statement is C. as the degree of any number is always 1. i dont understand the statement b tho :S
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Centigrade is another term for celcius. They are terms for the measurement of temperature. The actual word Centigrade comes from the fact that the graduations on the celcius or centigrade scale are based around 100 degrees between the freezing and boiling point of water at STP. Hence centi(or one hundredth) and grade( gradient).
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Well, if you're talking about water, that would be 0 degrees (freezing) and 100 degrees (boiling)
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degrees = degrees\nminutes = (altitude decimal) * 60\n\nMinutes are to degrees like minutes are to hours.\n\nSo an altitude of 47.5 is 47 degrees and 30 minutes.
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One unit kelvin, or 5/9 degree farenheit