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1 Celsius= 274.15kelvin Right
So 274.15+274.15=548.30 Kelvin(2 Celsius)
But
2 Celsius Is= 273.15 I am Confused Help
So 274.15+274.15=548.30 Kelvin(2 Celsius)
But
2 Celsius Is= 273.15 I am Confused Help
Correct.Hawknc said:If you increase the temperature of an object by 1 deg C, it's EXACTLY the same as increasing it by 1 K.
Not really - the ratio changes. mengshuen was correct in saying that they are not related by a ratio, but by a difference. I understand what you're saying, but thinking of this in terms of ratios is unnecessary confusion.So, if you really want ratios, the ratio magnitudes of Celcius to Kelvin is 1:1.
It would appear that you are thinking of a function, y = m x in which K is proportional to °C, where m is a proportionality constant. This is not the case.MRCHEM said:Im Still Confused Because The Ratio Isnt Right, How Come
MRCHEM said:Take This As An Example You Have 274.15 Kelvin Which Is 1 Celsius
So If You Add Another 274.15 Kelvin Which Is 1 Celsius To Another 274.15=1 Celsius Then You Will Have 2 Celsius Right Or Not Because 2 Celsius=275.15 Kelvin
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