If It's 0 degrees today, and tomorrow will be twice as cold. How much degrees will it be then?

by Rabi Lee Can Posted 2010/11/07 01:21:49

Terry 2010/11/07 01:38:47

+1
Cold is only an absence of heat, it's impossible to calculate "Twice as cold" because there's no maximum heat.

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Scarr~Green with Envy 2010/11/07 01:22:24

0 degrees

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Rabi Le... to Scarr~G... 2010/11/07 01:23:16

how does that make it twice as cold then?

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Scarr~G... to Rabi Le... 2010/11/07 01:24:52

well,
t=2x
x=0
2 times 0 =0

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Rabi Le... to Scarr~G... 2010/11/07 01:27:24

yeah I know, but they say it'll be colder , and 0x0=2 => soo it won't be colder x)

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