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    The Minimum Temperature Reached on the Surface of Mars, -140°C
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The Minimum Temperature Reached on the Surface of Mars, -140°C

Question 91

Question 91

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The minimum temperature reached on the surface of Mars, -140°C, is represented on the absolute (Kelvin) temperature scale as


A) 133 K.
B) 153 K.
C) -133 K.
D) 140 K.

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