Given: k = °c + 273.15 what is the temperature of the flame in degrees celsius? you measure the flame of a candle and get a reading of 1,376.06 k. this value is equal to °c.

{1102.91}

Given: K= °C + 273.15

K = 1,376.06

Since you’re trying to find C (Celsius) you want to get C by itself in the problem. So you subtract 273.15 from that side. Anything you do to one side of the equal sign you have to do to the other side, so also subtract 273.15 from K (1,376.06).

1,376.06 - 273.15 = {1102.91°C}

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