For this case we have the following equation:
\(K = C + 273
\)
Where,
K: temperature in kelvin degrees
C: temperature in degrees centigrade
Substituting values we have:
\(K = 60 + 273
K = 333
\)
Therefore, 60 degrees Celsius represent 333 Kelvin.
Answer:
The value of 60 degrees Celsius in Kelvin is:
c. 333k
