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Publisher: McGraw-Hill Education
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C program based on the algorithm below

Welcome to the temperature conversion program.

Please enter a the sample temperature in Degrees Kelvin:> 345
Do you wish to convert the temperature to (c) for Celsius, or (f) for Fahrenheit
:>c
The water is in a liquid state at 72.0 degrees celsius.

Do you wish to enter another temperature? (Y for yes, N for no):> y

Please enter a the sample temperature in Degrees Kelvin:> 234
Do you wish to convert the temperature to (c) for Celsius, or (f) for Fahrenheit
:>F
The water is in a solid state at -38.2 degrees fahrenheit.

Do you wish to enter another temperature? (Y for yes, N for no):> N

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Convert kelvin into Celsius 

  • KelvinTemp − 273.15 = -273.1°C

Convert kelvin into Fahrenheit

  • FaherenheitTemp = (kelvinTemp- 273.15) * (9/5) + 32)
Phases based on the temperature in Liquid, Solid, and Gaseous state
state celsiusTemp FahreheitTemp
gas(water vapor) >100 degree > 212 degree
solid <0 degree <32 degree
liquid other temperature other temperatures
 
 

 

Step 2

declare and initialize inputTemp = 0.
declare and intialize userChoice = ' '.
declare and initialize flag with empty char ' '
print 'Welcome to the temperature conversion program'
print 'Please enter a the sample temperature in Degrees Kelvin:'
set inputTemp with userinput
do:
 print 'Do you wish to convert the temperature to (c) for Celsius, or (f) for Fahrenheit:>c'
 set userchoice with userinput
 if (userchoice is 'c'){
  declare and intialize celsiusTemp with inputTemp - 273.15
  if(celsiusTemp is less than 0){
   print 'Water is in solid state at' + celsiusTemp +'degree celsius' 
  }else if(celsiusTemp is more than 0 and less than 100){
   print 'Water is in liquid state at' + celsiusTemp +'degree celsius' 
  } else {
   print 'Water is in gaseous state at' + celsiusTemp +'degree celsius' 
  } 
 }else if(userchoice is 'f'){
  declare and intialize fahrenheitTemp with ((inputTemp - 273.15) * (9/5) + 32)
  if(fahrenheitTemp is less than 32){
   print 'Water is in solid state at' + fahrenheitTemp +'degree fahrenheit' 
  }else if(fahrenheitTemp is more than 212){
   print 'Water is in liquid state at' + fahrenheitTemp +'degree fahrenheit'
  } else {
   print 'Water is in gaseous state at' + fahrenheitTemp +'degree fahrenheit'
  }
 }
 
 print 'Do you wish to enter another temperature? (Y for yes, N for no):> y:>'
 set flag with user input.
 while inputTemp is not 'N';

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