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30. The length of mercury thread when it is at 0°C, 100°C and at an unknown temperature 0 is 25mm, 225mm and 175mm respectively.

What is the value of 02 A. 85.0°C B. 80.0°C C. 75.0°C D. 70.0°C

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yulyashka [42]3 years ago

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Answer:

75°C

Explanation:

175−25/225−25=x−0/100−0

150/200=x/100

x=150×100/200

= 75°C

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