Question

The temperature of an object is raised by 50 degree C. This is equivalent to an increase in it's absolute temperature. A 50K. B 323k. C 223k. D 82k.

Answer 1

answer is 50K as units of celcius and Kelvin are equal, only the starting point differs

Answer 2

Concept introduction:

A form of matter known as temperature can be used to represent how hot a substance is or as a gauge for the system's average energy kinetic per atom or molecule.

Explanation:

We have to tell the equivalent  to an increase in it's absolute temperature of $50$ degree $C$.

A statement related to this has been given to us.

The answer is $50K$ as units of Celsius and Kelvin are equal, only the starting point differs.

Final answer:

The final answer of the question is option A. $50K$.

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