Answer / karthick

-78.5 degree centigarde

Answer / abhijit

-57 degree centigrate

Answer / yashvant

-69.67

Answer / mohan

-57degree centigrate or 216.15 kelvin

Answer / guest

-57c

Answer / ashwini

17 C

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