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11 years ago
im given that the value of Botlzmann constant constant is 0.1714 * 10^(-8) Btu  / h - ft^2 - R. (in rankines)

What would be the value in Btu / hr - ft^2 - F. (in Fahrenheit).

P.S. I can do the simple unit conversion for Rankines to Fahrenheit but am not sure how to if R appears as part of the complex unit.
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11 years ago
1 Rankin = 1 F
Rankin is an abosolute scale just like Kelvin units...and still 1 K = 1 C
no need to convert units.
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