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A difference of 1C is _____ as the difference of 1 K.

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We know that K=273+oC
So if we will increase temperature by 1oC then in Kelvin temperature will also increase by 1.
For example let say temperate is oC=27
So in Kelvin T=27+273=300K
Now if we increase the temperature by 1oC, that is 27+1= 28oC
Now in Kelvin, T1=28+273=301K
So in Kelvin, the increase in temperature is also 1.

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