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If the temperature of a substance is raised 50 °C how many Kelvin was it raised?
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If the temperature of a substance is raised 50 °C how many Kelvin was it raised?

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T(F) = T(C) * 9/5+ 32
T(F) = 50 * 9/5 + 32
= 122 degrees Fahrenheit
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