Question

Given: K = °C 273. 15 What is the temperature of the flame in degrees Celsius? You measure the flame of a candle and get a reading of 1,376. 06 K. This value is equal to °C.

Answer 1

Temperature is a physical quantity measured by Celsius and Kelvin. The temperature of the candle flame is $\rm 1102.91^{\circ}C$.

What are Celsius and Kelvin?

Celsius and Kelvin are the degree unit of temperature and is used for measuring the hotness and coldness of the substance.

The formula for calculating temperature in Celsius is:

$\rm K = ^{\circ}C + 273.15$

Given,

• K = $\rm ^{\circ} C + 273.15$
• K = 1,376.06

Substituting values in the formula:

$\begin{aligned}1,376.06 &= ^{\circ}\rm C + 273.15\\\\^{\circ}\rm C &= 1,376.06 - 273.15\\\\&= \rm 1102.91^{\circ}C\end{aligned}$

Thus, $\rm 1102.91^{\circ}C$ is the temperature of the burning candle.

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