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Which of the following scales of temperature has only positive degrees of temperature?
  1. Fahrenheit scale
  2. Kelvin scale
  3. Celsius scale
  4. Reaumer scale

A
Fahrenheit scale
B
Kelvin scale
C
Celsius scale
D
Reaumer scale
Solution
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The absolute scale temperature or Kelvin scale of temperature was suggested by Lord Kelvin. The Kelvin scale has ice point at 273K and steam point at 373K. Thus, any temperature (toC) on the Kelvin scale is given by T=(t+273)K.

Celsius or Fahrenheit scale may have positive or negative values. But a Kelvin scale will have only positive values on the temperature scale.

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