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During a cooling process, perature of an object is 15°C. This temperature change on the Kelvin scale is (a) 15 K (b) 298 K (d) 59 K (c) 258 K

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During a cooling process, the decrease of tem-
perature of an object is 15°C. This temperature
change on the Kelvin scale is
(a) 15 K
(b) 298 K
(c) 258 K
(d) 59 K

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