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Can temperature go into decimals? - Answers

Yes, temperature may be expressed in decimals. Normal human body temperature measured orally is 36.8 degrees Celsius. (The core temperature 98.6 degrees Fahrenheit does work out to exactly 37 degrees C.) On a cold day, just above freezing, the temperature could be 0.3 oC.



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Yes, temperature may be expressed in decimals. Normal human body temperature measured orally is 36.8 degrees Celsius. (The core temperature 98.6 degrees Fahrenheit does work out to exactly 37 degrees C.) On a cold day, just above freezing, the temperature could be 0.3 oC.



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Can temperature go into decimals? - Answers

Yes, temperature may be expressed in decimals. Normal human body temperature measured orally is 36.8 degrees Celsius. (The core temperature 98.6 degrees Fahrenheit does work out to exactly 37 degrees C.) On a cold day, just above freezing, the temperature could be 0.3 oC.

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