Question

A thermometer calibrated between 0°C and 100°C
and having an interval of 1°C has a constant error
-0.01°C. When the correct temperature of the room
is 40°C, the reading of thermometer will be
1) 40.4°C 2) 39.6°C 3) 40.01°C 4) 39.99°C
Landing to the ice point and​

Answer 1

Answer:

40.01 °c

Explanation:

40°c-(-0.01) = 40.01°c

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