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The UFP and LFP of a faulty Thermometer are 110 deg. C and -5 deg. C respectively. If this thermometer is used to measure the temperature of the liquid whose actual temperature is 50 deg. C, reading on the thermometer will be: 62.5 deg. C
57.5 deg. C
52.5 deg. C
42.5 deg. C

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