Diffrence between UFP&LFP

Physics

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BaLLatris [955]3 years ago

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Answer:

In the formula, 'X' is the temperature value to be converted, 'UFP' is the upper fixed point and 'LFP' is the lower fixed point of the temperature scale

Explanation:

LFP means Lower fixed point and UFP means Upper fixed point. Explanation: There are different scales with different lower fixed point and upper fixed point to measure temperature but the distance between these scales is same in any table or scale considered.

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