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In the given table , the column shown the lower fixed point (LEP), Column II shows the upper fixed point (UFP) and the Column III gives corresponding division on the scale for three different scales for temperature measurement .

Determine the features of Fahrenheit scale.

A

(III) (ii) (L)

B

(II) (iv) (M)

C

(I) (i) (M)

D

(II) (i) (K)

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