The Kelvin scale deals with extreme temperatures. What is OK equivalent to in degrees Fahrenheit?

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Elena-2011 [213]3 years ago

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Answer: minus 459.67 degrees Fahrenheit (-459.67°F)

Explanation:

Conversion from Kelvin to Fahrenheit can be achieved using the following formula:

let ( K = temperature in Kelvin ) and ( F = temperature in Fahrenheit )

F = ( K x 9/5 ) - 459.67

In this example:

F = ( 0 x 9/5 ) - 459.67

F = -459.67

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