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The change in temperature of a body is 50 degree the change on kelvin scale is

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the change in temperature remain constant

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Answer:

If the change in temperature of a body is 50 degrees, then the change in temperature on the Kelvin scale is 50K.

Explanation:

  • A measure of hotness or coolness is called a temperature. Temperature can be measured by scales of Degree Celcius, kelvin and Fahrenheit.
  • The difference in temperature holds true whether using the Celsius or Kelvin scales.
  • If a body's temperature changes by 50 degrees Celsius, this body's temperature also changes by 50 degrees Kelvin.
  • This is due to the fact that a temperature change of one degree Celsius is equivalent to a temperature change of one degree Kelvin.
  • The relationship between the Kelvin scale and the Celsius scale is as Tk = TC + 273.15.
  • We can observe that the relationship between the two temperature scales is linear and that the slope is the same for each.

Thus, if the change in temperature of a body is 50 degrees, then the change in temperature on the Kelvin scale is 50K.

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