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If `H_(C) , H_(K)` and`H_(F)` are heat required to raise the temperature of one gram of water by one degree in Celcius , Kelvin and Fahrenheit temperature scales respectively then :-

A

`H_(K)gtH_(C)gtH_(F)`

B

`H_(F)gtH_(C) gtH_(K)`

C

`H_(K) = H_(C) gt H_(F)`

D

`H_(K) = H_(C) = H_(F)`

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The correct Answer is:
C

`H_(C) = msDeltatheta = ms (1)^(@)C`
`H_(K) = msDeltatheta = ms (1)K = ms (1)^(@)C`
`H_(F) = msDeltatheta = ms(1^(@)F) = ms (5//9)^(@)C`
`therefore H_(C) = H_(K) gt H_(T)`
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