Science, asked by perugubhagis, 10 months ago

freezing point on a thermometer is marked as 20 degrees and boiling point as 150 degree temperature of 60° on the thermometer will be read as

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Answered by dhanyavannalath

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With water as the reference material, the freezing point would be 0 deg C and the boiling point would be 100 deg C. A difference of 100 deg C. This corresponds to a difference of 130 deg on our mystery thermometer (150 - 20). We are looking for a point 60/100 of that difference

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