1. The document discusses different temperature scales including Fahrenheit, Celsius, and Kelvin. It provides conversion formulas between the scales. 2. Key facts about the scales include: Fahrenheit based temperatures around 0 degrees for freezing and 100 for body temperature, Celsius based it on the freezing and boiling points of water, and Kelvin sets absolute zero at 0. 3. Conversion formulas show relationships like Celsius to Fahrenheit being multiplied by 1.8 and added 32, and Kelvin simply subtracting or adding 273.15 from Celsius.

1. 1

3. 2
F)
32
212

4. ( C)
0
100

5. 37
( C)
( F)
98.6

8. (Temperature)

13. C
(K)
( F)

14. F
1714
(Gabrial Fahrenheit)
Gabrial Fahrenheit

15. (0 F)
32 F

16. C
1742
(Anders Celsius)
Anders Celsius

17. (K)
19
(Lord
Kelvin)
Lord Kelvin

18. 0 K = 273 C
K)
+273

19. –
= 212 F
32
F = 180 F
= 100 C
0 C
= 100 C
=
180/100
= 1.8
–

20. 0 C
100 C

21. 32
32 F
180
212
1

22. 1/273.15

23. C = K – 273.15
F = (K x 1.8) –
459.67
K = C + 273.15
F = ( C x 1.8) +

24. R)
0
80
1
1.25

27. 


28. 2
10 C

29. 


30. 3
300 K

31. 4
300 F

33. 1.
2.
–

34. 3.
4.

35. 1.
2.

36. 1.
2.
3.
100

37. 1
2
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