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The temperature of a given gas is - 10°C. What are the equivalent Fahrenheit and absolute Kelvin scale readings?

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engineering

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  1. 20°F and 283K
  2. -5°F and 268K
  3. 10°F and 253K
  4. 5°F and 258K
  5. 14°F and 250K
  6. 0°F and 273K
  7. 14°F and 263K
  8. 0°F and 260K
  9. -10°F and 283K
  10. 18°F and 260K

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