Temperature differences on the Rankine scale are identical todifferences on the

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Temperature differences on the Rankine scale are identical todifferences on the Fahrenheit scale, but absolute zero is given as0°R. (a) Find a relationship converting thetemperatures TF of the Fahrenheit scale to thecorresponding temperaturesTR of the Rankinescale. (Use T_F for TF.)


(b) Find a second relationship converting temperaturesTR of the Rankine scale to the temperaturesTK of the Kelvin scale. (Use T_R forTR.)

(a) Find a relationship converting thetemperatures TF of the Fahrenheit scale to thecorresponding temperaturesTR of the Rankinescale. (Use T_F for TF.)


(b) Find a second relationship converting temperaturesTR of the Rankine scale to the temperaturesTK of the Kelvin scale. (Use T_R forTR.)

Explanation / Answer

(a).  relationship converting the temperaturesTF of the Fahrenheit scale to the correspondingtemperaturesTR of the Rankine scale is ( TF-32 ) / 180 = ( TR -492 ) /180                                                        TF = TR -492+32                                                  = TR - 460 (b).  second relationship converting temperaturesTR of the Rankine scale to the temperaturesTK of the Kelvin scale is               (TK-273)/100 = ( TR -492) / 180                     TK-273 = ( 5/9 ) ( TR -492 )                          TK = ( 5/9)(TR-492 ) + 273

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