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11. What formula(s) would you use to convert from one temperature scale to the other? Conversion Formula K = °C = °C → K °F → °C °C → °F -> °F → K -> °F = K =

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11. What formula(s) would you use to convert from one temperature scale to the other?
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K =
°C =
°C → K
°F → °C
°C °F
°F → K
°F =
K=
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