Asked • 02/09/22

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Show that a ∆T = 2.0 C is the same as ∆T= 2.0 K.

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Joan L. answered • 02/09/22

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You can use different temperatures in Celsius that differs by 2.0 o C. Remembering that K = oC + 273

Rewrite the temperatures in Kelvin and calculate the Δ T which is the difference. You will get the same answer!

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Kamryn D.

When you say different temperatures that differ by two what do you mean?
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02/09/22

Joan L.

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For example 122.0 and 124.0, the difference in 2 Now work with these in kelvin!
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