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Two temperature scales A and B are related by :
`(A-42)/(110)=(B-72)/(220)`
At which temperature two scales have the same reading ?

A

`-42^(@)`

B

`-72^(@)`

C

`+12^(@)`

D

`-40^(@)`

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The correct Answer is:
C

We are given the reation between the tempeature scales A and B as `(A-42)/(110)=(B-72)/(220)` , so for the two scales to have the same reading A = B and so `(A-42)/(110)=(A-72)/(220)` which yields A=12.
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