at what point does hot and cold equal the same temperature?

Answer 1

the object with higher temp will transmit heat to the colder one. The process will not stop until the temperature of the two objects are equal. That is the point.

Answer 2

Hot and cold are not temperatures, they are degrees of temperature. If you asking if there a point on two scales where they are the same, the answer is -40 degrees on the Fahrenheit and Celsius scales.

Answer 3

Hot and cold are relative senses.
I used to work in the Sahara Desert where the daytime temperature can be as high as 55°C.
My room and office were air conditioned to 21°C..a very comfortable temperature.
When I went out into the desert I sensed and felt the heat .. it was HOT.
When I went back into the office or room, the nice, comfortable 21°C felt like it was freezing cold...relative to the outside temperature.

Answer 4

I don't know.. but I do know that -40 degrees fahrenheit is the same temperature as -40 degrees celsius

Answer 5

"Hot" and "cold" are subjective terms. (Although "hotter" and "colder" are objective relative terms.)
To illustrate try this experiment:
Get three glasses of water; one hot, one cold and one lukewarm.
Put your left forefinger in the hot water, and your right forefinger in the cold water.
After about 10 or 20 seconds put both fingers in the lukewarm water.
The hot water finger will feel cold and the cold water finger will feel hot.

Answer 6

50Â°C is half-way between the freezing point (0°C) and the boiling point (100°C), but 50°C is preety hot thought...

Answer 7

you put on a sweater if it is cold, and you take it of when it is warm, so at precise the dichotomy of warm/cold you become a generator of electric energy... (static electricity. you know... )

Answer 8

-40

Answer 9

at warm