Let F = Fahrenheit
Let C = Celcius
Let K = Kelvin
F = 9/5 C +32
C = K -273
F = 9/5 (K-273) +32
F = 9/5K - 491.4 +32
SINCE F = K then
F = 9/5 F - 491.4 +32
459.4 = 9/5 F - F
459.4 = 9/5 F - 5/5F = 4/5 F
459.4 = 4/5 F
F = 5/4 (459.4) = 574.2
1 Kelvin = -272 Celsius = -457.6 Fahrenheit
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