Chemistry, asked by khamruisoumalya, 2 months ago

The rise in temperature of a body is 360

in Fahrenheit scale. What is the corresponding

rise in temperature in the Celsius scale?​

Answers

Answered by monalisa1007dustu
0

Answer:

182.222

Explanation:

(360°F − 32) × 5/9 = 182.222°C

Answered by 333rohitbiswas
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Answer:

Selina solutions

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Chapters in CONCISE Physics - Middle School - 7

Exercises in Heat

Question 1

Q1) The temperature of a body rises by 1°C. What is the corresponding rise on the

(a) fahrenheit scale

(b) kelvin scale

Solution

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Solution:

(a) 100°C = 180°F

Therefore 1 division on celsius scale

=1.80/1.00 1

= 1.8°F

For 1°C rise corresponding rise in fahrenheit = 1.8°F

(b) SINCE 100°C= 100K

1 DIVISION ON CELSIUS SCALE = 100/100 1

= 1K

FOR 1°C RISE CORRESPONDING RISE IN KELVIN IS 1K

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