The following code is intended to convert 100 degrees Celsius to Kelvin using scipy.constants. What is the error?

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The following code is intended to convert 100 degrees Celsius to Kelvin using scipy.constants. What is the error?

from scipy.constants import zero_Celsius
celsius = 100
kelvin = celsius * zero_Celsius
print(kelvin)

AIncorrect variable name for Celsius

BUsing zero_Celsius instead of absolute_zero

CMissing import for kelvin constant

DMultiplication instead of addition for temperature conversion

Step-by-Step Solution

Solution:

Step 1: Understand temperature conversion from Celsius to Kelvin
Temperature conversion requires adding 273.15, not multiplying.
Step 2: Identify the incorrect operation in the code
The code multiplies celsius by zero_Celsius, which is wrong; it should add zero_Celsius.
Final Answer:
Multiplication instead of addition for temperature conversion -> Option D
Quick Check:
Temperature add zero_Celsius, don't multiply [OK]

Quick Trick: Add zero_Celsius for temperature, don't multiply [OK]

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