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Assertion(A) : Two systems which are both in thermal equilibrium with the third system are in thermal equilibrium with one another.
Reason(R ) : The heat flows spontaneously from a system at high temperature to a system at low temperature.

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Both `A`and `R` are true and `R` is the correct explantion of `A`

B

Both `A`and `R` are true and `R` is not a correct explantion of `A`

C

`A` is true but `R` is false

D

`A` is false but `R` is true

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