опишите соотношение между шкалой цельсия и абсолютной шкалой температур - Дата: 24.12.2019, Автор: layneatkins - №6804042

опишите соотношение между шкалой цельсия и абсолютной шкалой температур
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Ноль по Кельвину равен -273СЗначит T (по Кельвину)=t ( по Цельсию) +273
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1)
What is
Windows?

2)
Why do
you need Windows on your PC?

3)
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button does everything begin and end in Windows?

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Windows. Learn
the Basics.

Windows
is a program that makes it easy for you to tell your personal computer what to
do. Instead of memorizing commands and typing them at a prompt, you tell the
computer what to do by selecting buttons, pictures (called “icons”), and
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