Let’s solve each problem step by step.
We need to convert between Celsius (°C) and Kelvin (K).
The rules are:
- To go from
Celsius to Kelvin: add 273.15 → K = °C + 273.15
- To go from
Kelvin to Celsius: subtract 273.15 → °C = K - 273.15
But in many school problems, they use
273 instead of 273.15 for simplicity — unless told otherwise, we’ll use
273.
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Part A: Convert from Celsius to Kelvin
1) 46 °C → 46 + 273 =
319 K
2) -17 °C → -17 + 273 =
256 K
3) 69 °C → 69 + 273 =
342 K
4) 172 °C → 172 + 273 =
445 K
5) 213 °C → 213 + 273 =
486 K
6) 8 °C → 8 + 273 =
281 K
7) -14 °C → -14 + 273 =
259 K
8) 30 °C → 30 + 273 =
303 K
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Part B: Convert from Kelvin to Celsius
1) 301 K → 301 - 273 =
28 °C
2) 259 K → 259 - 273 =
-14 °C
3) 268 K → 268 - 273 =
-5 °C
4) 364 K → 364 - 273 =
91 °C
5) 467 K → 467 - 273 =
194 °C
6) 432 K → 432 - 273 =
159 °C
7) 324 K → 324 - 273 =
51 °C
8) 350 K → 350 - 273 =
77 °C
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Final Answer:
Part A:
1) 319 K
2) 256 K
3) 342 K
4) 445 K
5) 486 K
6) 281 K
7) 259 K
8) 303 K
Part B:
1) 28 °C
2) -14 °C
3) -5 °C
4) 91 °C
5) 194 °C
6) 159 °C
7) 51 °C
8) 77 °C
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of temperature conversion worksheet pdf.