3 years ago

The correct symbol for the metric (SI) unit of temperature isA: kB: tC: fD: c

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yulyashka [42]3 years ago

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The correct symbol for measuring temperature is in (K)- for Kelvins. Hope this helped :)

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The correct symbol for the metric (SI) unit of temperature isA: kB: tC: fD: c​

The correct symbol for the metric (SI) unit of temperature isA: kB: tC: fD: c