Physics, asked by avigyansarkar65, 5 months ago

On a certain scale of temperature ‘X’, the ice point is 40o

and the steam point is 160o

.

On another scale of temperature ‘Y’, the ice point is -20o

and the steam point is 100o

.

If ‘X’ reads 50o

, what would ‘Y’ read?
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Answers

Answered by pradyumna1974
2

On a certain scale of temperature ‘X’, the ice point is 40o

and the steam point is 160o

.

On another scale of temperature ‘Y’, the ice point is -20o

and the steam point is 100o

.

If ‘X’ reads 50o

, what would ‘Y’ read?

Fast guys

Answered by roshanchiraj
1

Answer:

-10 degrees

Explanation:

Range of x: R  

x

​  

=160−40=120

Range of y: R  

y

​  

=100−(−20)=120

The given temp is 50  

 in scale x and let it be t in scale y.

∴  

R  

x

​  

 

50−40

​  

=  

R  

y

​  

 

t−(−20)

​  

 

∴  

120

10

​  

=  

120

t+20

​  

 

⇒t=−10

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