# How to convert Kelvin to fahrenheit

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by vish1407

2015-06-23T07:26:13+05:30
We can convert kelvin to fahrenheit by the following formula

k-starting point in thermometer/number of divisions=f-starting point in thermometer/number of divisions.
starting point in kelvin thermometer is 273
the number of divisions is 100
starting point in fahrenheit thermometer is 32
the number of divisions =180

......k-273/100=f-32/180

if we cancel 180 and 100 the formula

.....
k-273/5=f-32/9

2015-06-23T08:11:52+05:30
It is simple if it is in Fahrenheit add273 if it is in kelvin scale subtract 273. and at 0 Kelvin we assume that all gases will occupies 0 volume
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