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If the temperature of the surface of the object is 534.3 °F , then calculate its value in K. а. 6.06 b. 587.61 c. 438.34 d. 552.06

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object is 534.3 °F , then calculate its value in
К.
а. 6.06
b. 587.61
c. 438.34
d. 552.06

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