Discussion
Assertion (A): Heat capacity correlations state the temperature units they require.
Reason (R): A polynomial fitted in kelvin gives a wrong answer if degrees Celsius are substituted.
Answer: A
Both are true and the reason gives the hazard: the coefficients absorb the scale, so the same numbers cannot serve both scales and the error grows with each higher order term. A quick check at one known temperature catches the slip.
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