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What is the value of. (a) 0^@ F in Cel...

What is the value of.
(a) `0^@ F` in Celsius scale ?
(b) (0 K) on fahrenheit scale ?

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A, B, C, D
(a) `(T_C - 0)/(100) = (T_F - 32)/(180)`
Putting `T_F = 0`, we get `T_C = -17.8^@ C`
(b) `(T_C - 0)/(100) = (T_F - 32)/(180)` or `(T_K -273)/(100) = (T_K - 32)/(180)`
putting `T_K = 0`, we get `T_F = -459.67^@ F`.
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