Yes, a 38DDD is generally considered the same as a 38F in many lingerie sizing systems. The designation "DDD" is often used in the U.S. to denote a cup size that is equivalent to "F" in other sizing systems, particularly in the UK. However, sizing can vary by brand, so it's always best to try on Bras or check specific sizing charts for the most accurate fit.
A 36E and a 38DDD are not exactly the same, although they are quite similar. The numbers indicate the band size (36 vs. 38), while the letters indicate the cup size. A 38DDD (or 38F in some sizing systems) typically has a larger band size but a similar cup volume to a 36E. Therefore, while they may fit similarly, the band size will feel different, with the 38 being looser than the 36.
The higher the temperature the larger the reading therefore 36F is colder than 38F
Same length, same width, same size, same shape
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if something is same size, same shape means that it is congruent or symmetrical.
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UK size 38F = 85H
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A size 36F will be slightly bigger than a 38DD bra of the same brand. A 36F (sometimes listed as 36DDD) is in between the size of a 38DD and 38DDD.
If by Mercury you mean mercury, then the answer is yes. It's just commonly seen as a liquid because that's what state it is in at room temperature, because its melting point is around -38F.
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The higher the temperature the larger the reading therefore 36F is colder than 38F
Broome, which is located in Western Australia is a town that is known for it's high temperature range and for it's humid climate. Temperatures can go from 111F in the summer to 38F in the winter.
Brassieres are a women's undergarment sold from a large variety of retailers. One may purchase them from resellers like Amazon, or from local clothing stores, such as Macy's or J.C. Penney.
The normal temperature range for a fridge is between 35-38F (1.6-3.3C) and for a freezer is between 0-5F (-17.8 to -15C).