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2.1.3a The absolute scale of temperature

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Question 28

How is a temperature in kelvin (K\text{K}K) converted to a temperature in degrees Celsius (∘C^\circ\text{C}∘C)?

A

Subtract 273273273 from the temperature in K\text{K}K.

B

Add 273273273 to the temperature in K\text{K}K.

C

Divide the temperature in K\text{K}K by 273273273.

D

Multiply the temperature in K\text{K}K by 273273273.

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