The temperature in degrees kelvin is 273 degrees more than the temperature in degrees celsius. use the formula c=59(f−32) to write a formula for the temperature in degrees fahrenheit f in terms of the temperature in degrees kelvin k.

F = (9/5) (K - 273) + 32

Step-by-step explanation:

The problems asks to use the formula C=59(F−32), but check that this is not correct, it should be:

We also know that temperature in degrees Kelvin K is 273 more than in degrees Celsius C, so we can write this as:

K = C + 273

The question asks to write a formula for the temperature in degrees Fahrenheit F in terms of the temperature in degrees Kelvin K.

So first lets isolate F in the first formula

Now to make the formula in terms of K, lets first write C in terms of K:

K = C + 273

C = K -273

And now we can replace C in the F formula to write it in terms of K:

F = (9/5) (K - 273) + 32

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