Question

most appropriate for him to use? grams
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kwame wants to measure the volume of water contained in a disposable foam coffee cup. which units should he use? milliliters
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juliana is studying the effects of chemical composition on temperature change. she has a table of temperature data that were collected by a local weather station. which unit conversion is she most likely to do to use the data?
degrees fahrenheit to degrees celsius
degrees celsius to kelvin
kelvin to degrees fahrenheit

Explanation:

In scientific studies related to chemical composition and temperature change, the Celsius scale is commonly used. Local weather stations in many regions (especially those using the metric system) might report in Celsius. However, if the data was in Fahrenheit (a scale more common in some non - metric countries like the US for weather reporting), converting to Celsius would be necessary for consistency with scientific temperature - related chemical studies. Kelvin is the SI base unit for temperature but is more often used in certain scientific contexts where absolute temperature is required (like some thermodynamic calculations), but a direct conversion from Fahrenheit to Celsius is a more likely first - step conversion if the data was in Fahrenheit.

Answer:

degrees Fahrenheit to degrees Celsius