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in an ungraduated thermometer,the length of the mercury thread is 25mm when the thermometer is immersed in ice at 0 degrees celsius and 250mm in steam at 100 degrees celsius.

(i)What temperature in degrees celsius corresponds to a thread length of 61mm?

(ii)What change in thread length is produced when the temperature is changed from35 degrees celsius to 75degrees celsius?

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Answered by anujgodwe956
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Answer:

a mercury thermometer, the lower fixed point is 0

o

C and upper fixed point is 100

o

C. The mercury thread rises four fifth of the distance between 0

o

C and 100

o

C.

l) Four fifth of celsius scale

=

5

4

×100

o

C

=80

o

C

Temperature of water in celsius scale =80

o

C

ll) Temperature of water in fahrenheit scale

=

5

9×80

+32

=176℉

where the conversion formula

(f−32)/9=C/5 is used

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