The result of your conversion between Fahrenheit and Kelvin appears here
To convert between Fahrenheit and Kelvin you have to do the following:
First divide 1 / 4 = 0.25
Then multiply the amount of Fahrenheit you want to convert to Kelvin, use the chart below to guide you.
Symbol: °F
Description: It takes divisions between the freezing point of a solution of ammonium chloride (which is assigned zero value) and the human body's normal temperature (assigned to value 100). It is a unit typically used in the United States; wrongly associated to other English-speaking countries like the United Kingdom or Ireland, who use the Celsius scale.
Symbol: K
Description: The absolute or thermodynamic scale unit uses kelvin as the temperature measurement, which exactly matches the value of 1°C, since the interval between the fixed points is also divided into 100 units. However, the value 273 is assigned to the melting point of the ice, and therefore, the value 373 to the boiling point of water. Consequently, the relationship between the temperature measured in Kelvin and degrees Celsius is as follows:<br /> <br /> T (K) = t (° C) + 273<br /> <br /> It is the centigrade scale but moved downwardly into 273 units.<br /> <br /> The importance of the absolute scale demostrates that it is possible to show that absolute zero temperature corresponds to the total absence of internal kinetic energy of the body in question, basically, the total immobility of their particles.