*c. -40°C to °Fd. -86°C to K (no degree symbol is used with the absolute zero Kelvin scale)e. 1024°C to K6. Which is the more' sensitive temperature scale, or the scale that changes most with the samechange in temperature-the Fahrenheit or Celsius scale? Consider both scales to be indexed inone-degree increments.7. For the circuit of Figure 5.15, solve for the current (I). Use Ohm's law:V8. In a 22.4 L bottle at standard pressure and temperature, 6.02 X 103 molecules exist. This num-ber, 6.02 X 10-", represents the Avogadro number of molecules in one mole of the gas. Tounderstand this extremely large number, calculate how long (in years) it would take to emptythe bottle if one million molecules flow out of the bottle each second.Section 5.2e. Establish unit ratios for the following desired conversions: (a) seconds to minutes; (b) poundsto slugs; (c) feet to inches; (d) meters to centimeters; (e) amperes to milliamperes (mA).ExampleSecondsMinutes1 minMinutes, and the unit ratio is%3DSeconds60 sPerform the following conversions (write unit ratios and show all four steps as outlined in the text):a. 7.83 ft to inchesC. 5'6" to inchesb. 6'4" to feetd. 65 statute miles to yards

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E Which is the more' sensitive temperature scale, or the scale that changes most with the same change in temperature-the Fahrenheit or Celsius scale? Consider both scales to be indexed in one-degree increments.

E Which is the more' sensitive temperature scale, or the scale that changes most with the same change in temperature-the Fahrenheit or Celsius scale? Consider both scales to be indexed in one-degree increments.

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