What is the relationship between Fahrenheit scale and Kelvin scale?

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anor277
Apr 17, 2018

Well, on the #"Fahrenheit scale"#, #0*K-=-459.67# #""^@F#.

Explanation:

The so-called #"Rankine scale"# sets #"Absolute zero"-=-459.67# #""^@F#. But if you want to continue in science, it is wise to get your head round the Celsius scale...#25# #""^@C# is pleasant...#>30# #""^@C# is a bit sticky, #<10# #""^@C# you need a coat, and #0# #""^@C-="melting point of water ice."#

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