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A soda bottle is placed in a refrigerator and left there until its temperature has dropped...

A soda bottle is placed in a refrigerator and left there until its temperature has dropped 10.0 K. Calculate the change in temperature in a) F ° and b) C °.

a

a) -56.0ºF b) 16.0ºC

b

a) -18.0ºF b) -10.0ºC

c

a) -567.0ºF b) 156.0ºC

d

a) 32.0ºF b) 34.0ºC
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