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22 October, 21:15

The temperature reading of - 14°C corresponds to a Kelvin reading of

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  1. 22 October, 21:44
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    Degrees in Kelvin are always 273 higher than the corresponding celcius degree. Therefore, we just need to add 273 to the celcius degree to find the degree in Kelvin.

    -14 + 273 = 259 K

    K is the unit of degrees in Kelvin. The answer is 259K.
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