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heat capacity of Cp in J/(gmol)(K) can be calculated from the equation Cp=8.41+2.4346*10^-5 T where T...

heat capacity of Cp in J/(gmol)(K) can be calculated from the equation
Cp=8.41+2.4346*10^-5 T

where T is kelvin. Covert the equation so that T can be introduced into fhe equation in degrees Fahrenheit of kelvin and Btu/(lbmol)(F).
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