Question

which of these best represents the boiling point of water in correct si units?
100 °c
100 °f
212 °f
212 °c

Explanation:

The SI - derived unit for temperature is the Kelvin, but among the given options in common units, the boiling point of water at standard atmospheric pressure is 100 °C. Fahrenheit is not an SI unit. 212 °F is the boiling - point of water in Fahrenheit, and 212 °C is incorrect for the boiling point of water at standard conditions.

Answer:

100 °C