Question

Complete the table.

Answer 1

What are your answers?

Answer 2

there are no answers. i have to input them myself

Answer 3

basically a fill in the blank

Answer 4

Do you know how to fill this ? If so tell me the answers you've got ?/////////////

Answer 5

well i thought i had to convert the 273.0 K to Fahrenheit and I got 31.73

Answer 6

but that was not the answer

Answer 7

That's not the answer ! I'll give you few equation it will be easy for you.

Answer 8

\[\Theta _{f} =\frac{ 9 }{ 5 } \Theta _{c} + 32\]
\[\Theta _{f}\]
Is the temperature in Fahrenheit
\[\Theta _{c}\]
Is the temperature in Celcius

Answer 9

So you can use this equation to convert Fahrenheit to Celsius or vice versa

Answer 10

\[T = \Theta _{_{c}} + 273.15\]
Where T is temperature in Kelvin and
\[\Theta _{_{ c}}\] Is temperature in Celsius
As to what I know there is no direct equation to convert Kelvin in to Fahrenheit. But you can find the Celsius value and go from that to find the Fahrenheit value.

Answer 11

so i should find Celsius first? So like it would be 9/5(0.0)=32?

Answer 12

or 0.0+273.15

Answer 13

It's like this take the first row of your example. They have given you the Kelvin and the Celsius value and you have to find the Fahrenheit value, so there you are given with the Celsius value you just have to substitute the values and get the answer.
But in the last part they have given Kelvin value, there you can't directly find the fahrenheit answer so there you need to convert Kelvin in to Celsius first and plug in the Celsius value to the above given equation.

Answer 14

Do you get it now?

Answer 15

mm kinda confused about where the numbers have to go to

Answer 16

okai let me take the first example.
You are given with the Kelvin and the Celsius value yeah ? And you have to find the Fahrenheit value. right?

Answer 17

yes correct

Answer 18

I gave you 2 equations.
1) The relationship between Celsius and Fahrenheit
2) The relationship between Celsius and Kelvin.
I have not given a relationship between Fahrenheit and Kelvin. You obviously have to go with ONLY those 2 equations. Since you know the Celsius value you have to go with the 1st equation I gave you. Clear?

Answer 19

Clear!

Answer 20

ahh i see

Answer 21

32 huh??

Answer 22

yes

Answer 23

than for the second row i would use the second equation that you gave me?

Answer 24

You have to use both.

Answer 25

You are given with the Fahrenheit value and have to find the Celsius and Kelvin values. Since there is no direct relationship between kelvin and Fahrenheit you need to find the Celsius value first using the first equation. Then use the second equation by plugging in the value obtained using the first equation to get the Kelvin value. Clear?

Answer 26

yes i think what i did was correct. Since for the second row i had F, i did -35*9 divided by 5 and adding 32. Is that correct?

Answer 27

no no no

Answer 28

The equation says
Fahrenheit value = 9/5 Celsius value + 32
So Subject Celsius value
Celsius value = Fahrenheit value - 32 * 5/9

Answer 29

do you get it now ? Always read what it means by the symbols.

Answer 30

?

Answer 31

yes i think i do get it now. I just have to be careful with the numbers

Answer 32

YAAAY I DID GET IT HAHA TY

Answer 33

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Answer 34

just a quick question how do i go from Kelvin to the other ones?

Answer 35

Okai sorry.... I was distracted. Turn kelvin to celsius and then from celsius turn it in to fahrenheits.