Fahrenheit to kelvin formula

Fahrenheit and kelvin are units used to express temperature.
Temperature is actually a scientific term used to exhibit hotness or coldness of a body. Cold body has normally low temperature or negative temperature whereas hot bodies normally have high temperatures.
Temperature is measured by an instrument called Thermometer. Thermometer is an glass made instrument filled with mercury, it has different scales on it for measuring temperatures of different values.
Noe let us discuss about the two important units of temperature called Kelvin and fahrenheit. Both kelvin and fahrenheit unit was defined by international system of units.
Kelvin is very significant unit of temperature and regarded as principal scale of temperature.
Kelvin unit of temperature was named after the famous scotish physicist. The symbol used for the kelvin unit is K. Kelvin temperature unit has its variety of uses in engineering and science.
Fahreneit is also very important unit of temperature. Fahrenheit is used for calculating weather temperature.
 Sometimes we need to convert temperatures unit into one another, for this purpose need special formula which will allow us to convert temperatures from one unit to another unit.
Let us discuss the converison of fahrenheit to kelvin formula. For this purpose a special formula is used. Following are the formulas for the conversion of temperatures.
Celsius to fahrenheit =    F= (C) *9/5+32      where (C)= temperature degree celcius
Celsius to kelvin =  K= (C)+273.15                where (C)= temperature degree celcius
Fahrenheit to kelvin formula= [(f)+459.67]*5/9    Where (F)= temperatre degree in fahrenheit.

Following are examples of  fahrenheit to kelvin temperature conversions.
Fahrenheit                                                    Kelvin
536                                                               553
464                                                                513
446                               503
210                               483.