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What is the SI base unit for temperature? A. degrees Fahrenheit B. kelvin C. degrees Celsius D. degrees kelvin
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What is the SI base unit for temperature?

A. degrees Fahrenheit

B. kelvin

C. degrees Celsius

D. degrees kelvin

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Answer:

degrees kelvin is the right answer

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Answer:

B. Kelvin.

Explanation:

Kelvin is the base unit for temperature for the International System of Units. These scale is used in a large variety of both physics and chemistry equations and theories.

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