Let t F be the Fahrenheit temperature, t C be the Celsius temperature, and T be

Question

Let
tF be the Fahrenheit temperature,
tC be the Celsius temperature, and
T be the Kelvin temperature.

tF=1.8tC+32... TRUE

.tC=T273.15......TRUE

Therefore, tF=1.8T459.67 .............EASY ENOUGH

.Since we want the Fahrenheit and Kelvin values equal, that means tF=T

, so

T=1.8T459.67.....EASY

and

0.8T=459.67        HOW?........IVE SPENT A COUPLE HOURS I KNOW IM MISSING SOMETHING SIMPLE SPENT TOO MUCH TIME GOING TO TAKE A BREAK READ MY KIDS A STORY AND PUT THEM TO BED. BE AS DETAILED AS POSSIBLE PLEASE

.Therefore, T=459.67/0.8=574.5875

and we have

574.5875 °F = 574.5875 K (which is the same temperature as 301.4375 °C)......THIS IS CORRECT BUT HOW DID GET .8T=459.67?

HOW DO YOU GET .8T=459.67?????????........

Explanation / Answer

It's simple mathematics equation solver

T = 1.8 T - 459.67

T- 1.8T= -459.67

-0.8T= -459.67

0.8T= 459.67

T= 459.67/0.8 = 574.58

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