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Two absolute scale `X` and `Y` have triple points of water defined to be `300 X` and `450 Y`. How are `T_(X)` and `T_(Y)` related to each other ?

A

`T_(A) = T_(B)`

B

`T_(B) = (3)/(2)T_(A)`

C

`T_(B) = (2)/(3)T_(A)`

D

`T_(B) = (3)/(4)T_(A)`

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B

Size fo the degree on absolute scale `A =` Size of the degree on absolute Scale `B`
`((276.16)T_(A))/(200) = ((276.16)T_(B))/(300)`
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