Asked by abubakar
A faulty Celsius thermometer reads 0.7 at the melting point of pure ice and 99.5 degree Celsius at the boiling point of water at normal pressure. (a) what is the correct temperature when it read 60 degree Celsius. (b) at what temperature will it's temperature will be exactly be correct.
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Answered by
henry2,
a. 0.995T = 60.
T =
T =
Answered by
Damon
Cright = m Cwrong + b
100 = 99.5 m + b
0 = .7 m + b
----------------------- subtract
100 = 98.8 m
m = 1.01215
0 = .7 (1.01215) +b
b = -0.7085
so
Cright = 1.01215 Cwrong - 0.7085
100 = 99.5 m + b
0 = .7 m + b
----------------------- subtract
100 = 98.8 m
m = 1.01215
0 = .7 (1.01215) +b
b = -0.7085
so
Cright = 1.01215 Cwrong - 0.7085
Answered by
henry2,
b. T = 0.995 * 60 =
Answered by
Tizzy
A sinusoidal a.c.current has a peak value of 5A find: current at an instant when wt=60°and 150°
Answered by
Nmesoma
100
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