Question:
What is the difference between temperatures of 17c above zero and 12c below zero?
Franklin
2012-10-29 03:35:05 UTC
What is the difference between temperatures of 17c above zero and 12c below zero?
Four answers:
jack
2012-10-29 03:39:27 UTC
the tempreture difference wil be 29 degrees

12+17=29
pr1inc355_darkn355
2012-10-29 03:38:59 UTC
17c above zero means 17 degree celcius rite? while 12c below zero means minus 12 degree celcius (-12c)

12c below zero is colder than 17c above zero, and water will have changed into ice on 12c below zero
Randal
2012-10-29 05:48:15 UTC
The difference in actual degrees is 29 degrees C.

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17 degrees C (above zero) is a very comfortable temperature for outdoor activities.

12 degrees C (below zero) is below the freezing point of water. It is cold.

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17 degree Celsius = 62.6 degree Fahrenheit

-12 degree Celsius = 10.4 degree Fahrenheit

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Crops will grow at 17 degrees C, while all the water that they need would e frozen solid at negative 12 degrees C.

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At 17 degrees C you can go swimming (although this is a bit chilly for me). At negative 12 degrees C, you can go ice skating on that same body of now frozen water.

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I hope this is helpful.
Jill
2012-10-29 03:40:43 UTC
17c is hotter than 12c. 12c is below freezing point because zero is when things freeze and 17c is about the coolness of aircons


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