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Comparing the three temperature scales, absolute zero is >32° F. >32° C. >-273° K. >0° K. >0° F.

Comparing the three temperature scales, absolute zero is >32° F. >32° C. >-273° K. >0° K. >0° F.
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Comparing the three temperature scales, absolute zero is >32° F. >32° C. >-273° K. >0° K. >0° F.

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-273°K

Step-by-step explanation:

-459.67°F and -273.15°K are called absolute zero temperature

  • It's imaginary temperature because there is nothing that acquires absolute zero temperature .

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