Thermal Energy 11)C12B.2 You will find formulas for converting between the absolute, Celsius, and Fahrenheit temperature scales inside the front cover of this book. Use these formulas to answer the following questions. a) Normal human body temperature is generally stated as being 98.6 F, which is a bit over-precise, considering that a person's temperature generally varies by about +0.9 F during the day and also varies somewhat from person to person. What is this in "C? What might you conclude from this being a nice round integer? b) The boiling point of water at normal atmospheric pressure is defined to be 100 C. What is this in "F? c) The air temperature during a cold Minnesota night might be -40F. What is this in *C? In kelvins? d) The boiling point of liquid nitrogen is 77 K. What is this in 'C? In "F? e) What is absolute zero in F