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Physics, 27.10.2020 14:30 endyrocks19

A faulty Celsius thermometer reads -4 ℃ when placed in melting ice and 98 ℃ when placed in contact with steam at normal pressure. What is the correct temperature on Celsius scale when

this thermometer reads 32°? (Ans: 35.3 ℃)

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