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If the cold junction of thermocouple is kept at `0^(@)C` and the hot junction is kept at `T^(@)C`, then the relation between neutral temperature `(T_(n))` and temperature of inversion `(T_(i))` is

A

`T_(n) = T_(i) + T`

B

`T_(n) = T_(i) + T//2`

C

`T_(n) = 2T_(i)`

D

`T_(n) = T_(i) - T`

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B
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