A thermometer reading `80^@F` is taken outside. Five minutes later the thermometer reads `60^@F` . After another 5 minutes the thermometer reads `50^@F` . What is the temperature outside?

A thermometer reading 80^(@)F is taken outside. Five minutes later the thermometer reads 60^(@)F. After another 5 minutes the thermometer reads 50^(0)F. What is the temperature outside?

The temperature T of a cooling drops at a rate proportional to the difference T-S, where S is the constant temperature of surrounding medium. A thermometer reading 80^@F was taken outside. Five minutes later, the thermometer read 60^@F . After another five minutes the reading was 50^@F . what was the outside temperature?

The temperature of a body in a a room is 80^@ F After five minutes the temperature of the body becomes 60^@ F . After another 5 minutes the temperature becomes 50^@ F . What is the temperature of surrounding ? ( Newton's law of cooling )

The upper and lower fixed points of a fualty thermometer are 5^(@)C and 105^(@)C . If the thermometer reads 25^(@)C , what is the actual temperature?

The upper and lower fixed points of a fualty thermometer are 5^(@)C and 105^(@)C . If the thermometer reads 25^(@)C , what is the actual temperature?

When a celsium thermometer reads 90^(@)C , a faulty Fahrenheit thermometer reads 190^(@)F . The correction to be made in the latter scale is

A celsius and a Fahrenheit thermometer are put in a hot bath. The reading of Fahrenheit thermometer is just 29/5 times the reading on celsius thermometer. What is the temperature of the bath in Celsius ?