Posted by confused on Saturday, January 24, 2009 at 10:36pm.
Your problem is that you are entering T as degrees C. You MUST use Kelvin (and don't throw away the 0.1 either).
The final answer is suppose to be in C. So therefore, would I solve the problem in Kelvin then convert back to degrees?
Cid you mean, "The final answer is supposed to be in C?" Yes. Convert 80.1 C to Kelvin by adding 273.16, then convert back to C for the final answer.
yes i was meaning C. For some reason im still getting the wrong answer probably my math, im going to keep trying it...thanks for your help
I worked it out and came out with 62.9 degrees C but check my math.
3.50 x 10^6 Km how do you express this in scientific notation in expaneded form.
I got 51.5?
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