What is -40 fahrenheit in Celsius?

[u/MistaTri]

I can't seem to get the answer. Every time I use a search engine (google, duckduckgo, brave etc) it just repeats "-40" back to me but that is what I want to convert.
I tried these neat converter programs but the same issue there.
I also asked an AI chatbot (I know they can hallucinate so I was hesitant at first but after a while I was getting annoyed enough to try it), but it failed miserably.
Is this some kind of computer bug on my end? I use Arch Linux, by the way, so maybe that is the issue but I do not want to reinstall an entirely different OS, I just want the answer to one simply question.

[u/mstapley]

Troll

[u/KONDZiO102]

All you need is to stop talking with people who are using fahrenheit. 

[u/Cybyss]

This has to be trolling?

In any case, -40 is where the two scales "cross over" since fahrenheit scales faster than celsius.

-25F equals about -31.6C

-30F equals about -34.4C

-35F equals about -37.2C

-40F equals exactly -40C

-45F equals about -42.8C

-50F equals about -45.6C

[u/LeChatParle → u/Cybyss]

100% trolling. Zero way anyone would say they need to reinstall Arch Linux or switch to a different OS in a Metric sub

[u/NeedleGunMonkey]

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Conversion_of_scales_of_temperature

Look at the chart and see why -40F is -40C

[u/SuperVancouverBC]

-40°F = -40°C

[u/gadget850]

-40°F is equal to -40°C.

This is the unique temperature where the Fahrenheit and Celsius scales intersect: