As long as you're in the same temperature system, -2 is the same as 2 below zero.
The integer is still 9. It is a signed integer; the sign is minus.
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No -25 °C is colder than -18 °C
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As long as you're in the same temperature system, -2 is the same as 2 below zero.
Yes, -1 degrees is one degree colder than 0 degrees. The negative sign indicates a temperature below freezing point, making it colder than 0 degrees.
The integer is still 9. It is a signed integer; the sign is minus.
3 degrees below zero is colder, as it is below freezing temperature (0 degrees).
because both are minus and minus and minus is below zero, it would be 2 further below zero, -7-2=9
No, temperature can't be minus zero degrees. Zero degrees is the coldest point on the temperature scale, and any negative value would indicate a temperature even colder than zero.
-6 degrees Celsius is colder; it is farther from zero than -4 degrees.
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Negative integers are integers that are less than zero. If the temperature is 17 degrees and it gets colder 22 degrees colder then it is minus 5 degrees. minus five is a negative integer.
If you mean the air around them is 0 degrees, then the steel would be colder.
No -25 °C is colder than -18 °C
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