The formula K equals C plus two hundred seventy-three shows how to estimate the temperature K measured in degrees Kelvin (°K) when you know the temperature C measured in degrees Celsius (°C). If room temperature is 295°K, what is room temperature in °C?

-22°C

22°C

568°C

-568°C

Question

The formula K equals C plus two hundred seventy-three shows how to estimate the temperature K measured in degrees Kelvin (°K) when you know the temperature C measured in degrees Celsius (°C). If room temperature is 295°K, what is room temperature in °C?

 -22°C

 22°C

 568°C

 -568°C

thecatman · Answer

@jennaknight03

whpalmer4 · Answer

K = C + 273 is your equation.  You know the temperature is 295 K and want to find the value for C, so plug in what you know and solve for what you don't.

295 = C + 273
C=?

thecatman · Answer

22

anonymous · Answer

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anonymous · Answer

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