Question

What are the equivalents of 0 K, 0°C, and 0°F in the other temperature scales?

Answer 1

`0 K = -273.15 °C`
`0 K= -459.67 °F`
`0 °F= -17.78 °C`
`0 °F= 255.37 K`
`0 °C= 273.15 K`
`0 °C= 32 °F`

Explanation:

Celsius and Fahrenheit are scales that were established from reference points (for example boiling point of water or melting point of water).
To get from °C to °F, the following function is used:
`°F= °C * (9/5) + 32`

To get from °F to °C, the following function is used:
`°C= (°F-32) * (5/9)`

0 Kelvin is the absolute zero point, which is the point where no molecule moves at all. This is the same as -273.15°C. Kelvin is an international SI unit.
To get from Kelvin to °C, the following function is used:
`°C=K-273.15`

To get from °C to Kelvin, the following function is used:
`K=°C+273.15`

0 Kelvin
0 Kelvin gives
`0-273.15=-273.15 °C`
Then we calculate fahrenheit °C = -273.15 gives
`-273.15 * (9/5) +32=-459.67 °F`

0 °F
Filling in 0 °F, we get:
`(0-32)*(5/9)= -17.78 °C`
THen we calculate the amount of Kelvin:
`-17.78+273.15=255.37`

0 °C
We calculate Kelvin at 0°C with the function:
`0+273.15=273.15 K`
With the function given, we can calculate °F at 0 °C
`0*(9/5)+32=32 °F`