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3 years ago

-54 °c converted to kelvin is k.

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$T_{[K]}=t_{[^oC]}+273.15\\\\t_{[^oC]}=-54\\\\subtitute\\\\T_{[K]}=-54+273.15=219.15\approx219\\\\Answer:\boxed{-54^oC=219.15K\approx219K}$

guapka [62]3 years ago

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Answer:

223.15 <em>k</em>

Step-by-step explanation:

To convert from Celsius to Kelvin you just have to add 273.15 to the Celsius to get the grades in Kelvin.

So the Formula would be:

<em>K</em>=Cº+273.15

Now you just put the values given into the formula and it would look like this:

<em>K=</em> -50+273.15

<em>K=</em>223.15

And your answer would be that -50º C is in 223.15 kelvin.

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