The temperature t in kelvin is 273.15 more than the temperature c in degrees celsius. which function would you use to find the equivalent temperature in kelvin for 100°c? a) c(t) = t + 273.15; 373.15 k b) t(c) = c + 273.15; 373.15 k c) c(t) = t + 273.15; 153.75 k d) t(c) = c + 273.15; 153.75 k

You must add 273.15 to the Celsius temperature (c) to get the Kelvin temperature (t). The function must contain c + 273.15.

t(c) = c + 273.15; 373.15 K

For 100°C,

t(100) = 100 + 273.15

t(100) = 373.15 K

B) t(c) = c + 273.15; 373.15 K

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step-by-step explanation:

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