How do you convert 62°F to kelvins?

Answer 1

the general relation between X-scale, Y-scale may help

#(X-l_x)/(u_x-l_x)=(Y-l_y)/(u_y-l_y)# where X = reading in X-scale Y= reading in y-scale

#u_x# =upper fixed point of X scale #u_y# =upper fixed point of Y scale #l_x# =lower fixed point of X scale #l_y#=lower fixed point of Y scale

In our case X- scale is Kelvin So #u_x# =upper fixed point of X scale = 373 #l_x# =lower fixed point of X scale=273

and y- scale is Fareheit #u_y# =upper fixed point of Y scale=212 #l_y# =lower fixed point of Y scale=32 #(X-273)/(373-273)=(62-32)/(212-32)# # X=100/6+273#=16.67+273 = 289.67

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Answer 2

Wyatt Atkins

To convert Fahrenheit to Kelvin, you use the formula:
[K = (°F - 32) \times \frac{5}{9} + 273.15]

Substitute 62°F into the formula:
[K = (62 - 32) \times \frac{5}{9} + 273.15]
[K = 17.22 + 273.15]
[K ≈ 290.37]

So, 62°F is approximately 290.37 Kelvin.

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