Question

At what temperature the kelvin scale will be double of Fahrenheit scale? ​

Answer 1

Never.

Step-by-step explanation:

32F is 0C, is 273k. 0F is 255k. Since Fahrenheit degrees are smaller than Celsius or kelvin, the Fahrenheit numbers will go up faster than kelvin numbers will. Below 0°F it would make no sense, since a negative number cannot be twice a positive number. Using mathematics you can show that the lines would cross somewhere below 0k, but that temperature does not exist