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Scales of Temperature

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The relation between absolute scale of temperature and Celsius scale of temperature is given by

$T_{k} = (t_{c} + 273)$

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$T_{k} = (t_{c} - 273)$

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$T_{k} = (t_{c} + 270)$

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$T_{k} = (t_{c} - 270)$

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Solution

The correct option is A
$T_{k} = (t_{c} + 273)$

Kelvin scale is called the absolute scale

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