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if you metal piece is heated from 40 degree Celsius to the 90 degrees celsius is the ratio of change in temperature on fahrenheit scale and is Kelvin scale is​

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Answered by Fatimakincsem
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The ratio of change in temperature on Fahrenheit scale is  108 °F  and on Kelvin scale is​ 60° K.

Explanation:

Temperature on Celsius scale:

ΔT(F) = T°C x 9 / 5 +32

ΔT(F)  = ΔT°C x 9 / 5

ΔT°C  = 90 - 30 = 60°C

Temperature on Fahrenheit scale:

ΔT(F) = 60 x 9/5 = 108 °F

Temperature on kelvin scale:

T(K) = T°C + 273.15

ΔT(K) =  ΔT°C

ΔT(K) = 60° K

The ratio of change in temperature on Fahrenheit scale is  108 °F  and on Kelvin scale is​ 60° K.

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Answer:

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