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2 years ago

Convert 43 F to Kevin. (Remember units on your answer and SHOW YOUR WORK)

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gavmur [86]2 years ago

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Answer:

279.26K

Explanation:

T(k) = (43 + 459.67)×5/9

502.67 × 5/9

279.26 K

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