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How many degress Fahrenheit is -365 degrees celsius equivalent to?
-365 degrees Celsius is equivalent to -685 degrees Fahrenheit.
What does snow forms?
well water frezes at 32 degress F/ 0 degress C.
How many moons does mercury have and What is their names?
Mercury has no moons.
What is the temperature of delhi in winter?
100 degress
How many nutrons does mercury have?
mercury has 121 nutrons because the periodic table
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How many degress does a pentagon have?
Each angle in a pentagon is 120 degress
How many degress is a triangle?
a TRIANGLE HAS 180 DEGRESS! a new born knows that! LOL
How many degress is in a triangle?
180
How many degress in a cirlce?
360
The time it takes mercury to orbit the sun?
because the sun is the only thing that is hot 0000000009754. degress thats why
How many degress is in a ray?
Well.... A ray can be at least up to 80 to 90 degress and the shape look like this <------------->
How many degress are in a triangle?
180 dregress
How many degress is a hexagon?
1,080 degrees
How many degress are in a quadrilateral?
360 degrees
Why does Mercury's temperature range from 400 degress celsius to 180 degrees celsius?
The planet Mercury is very close to the sun, but it has a very thin atmosphere. So, Mercury lacks an atmosphere in order to hold the Sun's heat.
How many degrees of longitude separate the eastern and western coasts of Australia?
50 degress south and 35 degress west
How many degress in a triangle?
There are 180 degrees in a triangle.
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