If the temperature of an object is 268 K, it will be equivalent to :
(a) – 50°C
(b) + 50°C
(c) 368°C
(d) – 25°C

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Solution

(a) –5°C
We have to subtract 273 from the given value to get the answer i.e.
268 – 273 = –5 °C

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