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Interpretation: The temperature in degree Fahrenheit needs to be converted to the Kelvin scale.
Concept Introduction:
The Kelvin and degree Fahrenheit are scales of measuring temperature. The relation between two scales is as follows:
Here, K is Kelvin and oF is degree Fahrenheit.
Answer to Problem SI1RE
283.15 K
Explanation of Solution
The relation between two scales is as follows:
The given temperature is 50 oF. It can be converted into Kelvin as follows:
Or,
Thus,
Thus, the temperature 50 oF is equal to 283.15 K
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