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What's the temperature –20°C in degrees Fahrenheit?
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User: What's the temperature –20°C in degrees Fahrenheit?

Weegy: The temperature of 10 C is 50 in degrees Fahrenheit.
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User: What's the temperature –10°C in kelvins?

Weegy: The temperature -10 C in kelvin is: 263.15K.
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User: What's the temperature 414 K in degrees Celsius?

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414K 273.15 = 140.85°C
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