Which of these temperatures is closest to the temperature of an ordinary room in your house? a) 100 K O b) Two of these are correct c) 20 °C d) 100 °C e) None of these are correct O f) OK O g) 293 K

Which of these temperatures is closest to the temperature of an ordinary room in your house? a) 100 K O b) Two of these are correct c) 20 °C d) 100 °C e) None of these are correct O f) OK O g) 293 K

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Which of these temperatures is closest to the temperature of an ordinary room in
your house?
a) 100 K
O b) Two of these are correct
c) 20 °C
d) 100 °C
e) None of these are correct
O f) OK
O g) 293 K

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