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When the temperature is +11.428,571,428,57oF = -11.428,571,428,57oC

* Calculation (F -32) x 5/9 The result of the calculation is only shown above to eleven decimal places. However, if we take it to more decimal places, we will see that the point at which the positive Fahrenheit figures correspond precisely with negative Celsius figures is very, very, very slightly below the values given above!

The actual precise point at which the decimal values (i.e. the digits after the decimal point) are exactly the same can be determined with more precision if we take the calculation to many more decimal places.

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