a faulty thermometer has its fixed points as 26 degree and 206 degree.
When this thermometer reads 50 degree Celsius , the correct reading on Fahrenheit scale is ?
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It's not clear to me. Does it mean that at actual 0° C the thermometer shows 26°C?
And when temperature is actually 100°C it shows 206°C??
Then 50°C reading means: (50 - 26)/(206-26) ×100 = 2400/180= 40/3 °C .
Then the temperature on Fahrenheit scale is: 40/3 × 9/5 + 32 = 56°F
And when temperature is actually 100°C it shows 206°C??
Then 50°C reading means: (50 - 26)/(206-26) ×100 = 2400/180= 40/3 °C .
Then the temperature on Fahrenheit scale is: 40/3 × 9/5 + 32 = 56°F
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correct ans sir , in the book the qn is like tht only
sir i think ur answer is wrong
beacuse difference between fixed points in not 100
if it would have been 100 then we could have used that method
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