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Which temperature conversion is correct? A. °C = K - 273 B. K = 273(°C) C. K = °C - 273 D. °C = K + 273

Which temperature conversion is correct? A. °C = K - 273 B. K = 273(°C) C. K = °C - 273 D. °C = K + 273
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Which temperature conversion is correct?

A. °C = K - 273
B. K = 273(°C)
C. K = °C - 273
D. °C = K + 273

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A. C = K - 273 , as C = 0 - 273,15 = -273.15 is the temperature of the absolute zero
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