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Temperature differences on the Rankine scale are identical to differences on the Fahrenheit scale, but absolute zero is given as 0oR.

a. Find a relationship converting the temperatures TF of the Fahrenheit scale to the corresponding temperatures TR of the Rankine scale.

b. Find a second relationship converting temperatures TR of the Rankine scale to the temperatures TK of the Kelvin scale.

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