Science, asked by aqibkhan2, 1 year ago

why there is degree on Celsius (°C) and Fahrenheit (°F)
but not in kelvin.
K (kelvin) hasn't degree

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Answered by Brainlyconquerer
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Because the celsius scale's bas eis zero while the other scale like Kelvin its base value is 273.

So The (°) is basically given or stated to an pure base value that's same in Fahrenheit too

But here, the difference is in Kelvin scale as its origin not equal to 0

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aqibkhan2: thanks but I didn't receive any concept.
aqibkhan2: will you elaborate it
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