AP Physics 2easymcq1 pt
To convert 27 °C to kelvin, you
A.add 273, giving 300 K
B.subtract 273, giving −246 K
C.multiply by 9/5 and add 32
D.leave it unchanged
Explanation
Core Concept
K = °C + 273, so 27 °C = 300 K.
Correct Answer
Aadd 273, giving 300 K
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