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Marley Mckenzie
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26 June, 23:24
What temperature in Celsius is 281 K
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Emmanuel Barton
26 June, 23:32
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Answer: 7.85C
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281K=7.85C
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Barney
26 June, 23:33
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7.85 C
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you you can just Google it because that's what I did
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