The formula K= 5/9(F−32)+273.15 converts temperatures from degrees Fahrenheit F to Kelvin K. An object in a laboratory is cooled to 25 Kelvin. What is the temperature of the object in degrees Celsius?

-248.15°C

Step-by-step explanation:

An object in a laboratory is cooled to 25 Kelvin. What is the temperature of the object in degrees Celsius?

The formula that converts from Kelvin to degrees Celsius =

Celsius = (Kelvin – 273.15)

Kelvin = 25K

Hence:

°C = 25 - 273.15

°C = -248.15°C

Therefore, the temperature of the object in degrees Celsius is -248.15°C

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step-by-step explanation:

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