Question

A temperature of $47°C$ is equal to _________ on the Kelvin scale.

Answer 1

1. There are 3 units in which we can calculate temperature these are celsius $(C)$, Fahrenheit $(F)$, kelvin $(K)$ etc.
2. This unit can be converted into another with a formula.
3. $K=C+273$
4. $K=47°+273$
5. $K=320K$
6. So, A temperature of $47°C$ is equal to $\mathbf{320}\mathbf{}\mathit{K}$ on the Kelvin scale.