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What is the equivalent temperature in kelvin if you have a metal at 50°F?
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What is the equivalent temperature in kelvin if you have a metal at 50°F?

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Answer: C.

283 K

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What is the equivalent temperature in kelvin if you have a metal at 50°F?-example-1
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Answer:

The required temperature is 283 K.

Step-by-step explanation:


T\:=\:\left(50-32\right)* (5)/(9)+273\\\\T=283\:K

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