8The temperature of your lab is 296.9 K. The equivalents in Celsius scale and in Fahrenheit scaleare:*O 23.9 F and 75 CO None of the answersO 23.9 C and 75 FO 239 C and 750 FO 239 C and 7.5 F

We know thatkelvin to Celsius°C=K-273kelvin to Fahrenheit°F=K − 273×95+ 32

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Chapter19: Temperature

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The temperature of your lab is 296.9 K. The equivalents in Celsius scale and in Fahrenheit scale
are:*
O 23.9 F and 75 C
O None of the answers
O 23.9 C and 75 F
O 239 C and 750 F
O 239 C and 7.5 F

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