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A temperature of 40°C is equal to T kelvin. The value of Tis

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Answered by swathisuresh042

Answer:

313k

Explanation:

t is given 40 degree celsius. If you want to convert it to Kelvins, ADD 273 TO THE TEMPERATURE GIVEN. So, Temperature in Kelvins = 40+273 = 313 Kelvins.

Answered by gsgcm2772

Answer:

T = 40 + 273

T = 313 K

Explanation:

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A temperature of 40°C is equal to T kelvin. The value of Tis​

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A temperature of 40°C is equal to T kelvin. The value of Tis