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

is it b

anonymous · Answer

ok, so the formula is K = C + 273, so all you have to do is plug in the information they give you and solve

thecatman · Answer

so b

anonymous · Answer

K and C both meaning degrees, they give you 295°K, where do you think that goes in the formula?

thecatman · Answer

are you running windows xp

anonymous · Answer

yeah its b sorry it didn't refresh your responses haha