6. The surface temperature on the moon has a range of -274°F to 403 kelvins. °F °C 212° 100 Boiling (a) Use the drawing on the right to help you convert-274°F to de- grees Celsius. (b) Convert 403 kelvins to degrees Celsius. 180 100 spaces spaces 320 Freezing

6. The surface temperature on the moon has a range of -274°F to 403 kelvins. °F °C 212° 100 Boiling (a) Use the drawing on the right to help you convert-274°F to de- grees Celsius. (b) Convert 403 kelvins to degrees Celsius. 180 100 spaces spaces 320 Freezing

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6. The surface temperature on the moon has a range of -274°F to
403 kelvins.
°F
°C
212°
100
Boiling
(a) Use the drawing on the right to help you convert-274°F to de-
grees Celsius.
(b) Convert 403 kelvins to degrees Celsius.
180
spaces
100
spaces
32°
0°
Freezing

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