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Which equation shows the relationship between the Kelvin and Celsius temperature scales? A. K = °C +°F B. K = °C + 273 C. K = °F + 273 D. K = 273 –°C
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Which equation shows the relationship between the Kelvin and Celsius temperature scales?

A. K = °C +°F

B. K = °C + 273

C. K = °F + 273

D. K = 273 –°C

User Nikhil Patel
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K=C+273C..... is the answer


User Honzajde
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The answer is B.) K=C+273C. This is the correct answer because at 0K, the temperature is also -273C. This is a linear relationship so no multiplication is needed.
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