Arrange a thermometer,
1. a glass of chilled water, a glass of normal water’
2. an ice-cream...
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Mathematics, 29.06.2021 14:00 walkerrwilson
Arrange a thermometer,
1. a glass of chilled water, a glass of normal water’
2. an ice-cream and tea
3. a watermelon in refrigerator and a watermelon outside the watermelon
4. a watering can out in the sun and a watering can inside the room
Record the temperature and find the difference.
Mention the temperature in Celsius and Fahrenheit.
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