The upper and lower fixed points of a faulty 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?

The lower and upper fixed points of a fauly thermomenter ar -2^(@)C and 102^(@)C , respectively. If the thermometer reads 50^(@)C on this thermometer, find the correct temperature onn the celsium scale.

The lower and upper fixed points of faulty thermometer are 5^(@) and 99^(@) respectively. If the reading of the thermometer is 52^(@) , the temperature on the Fahrenheit scale is

The upper and lower fixed points of a faulty mercury thermometer are 210^(@)F and 34^(@)F respectively. The correct temperature read by this thermometer is

A faulty thermomenter who's LFP is -5^(@)C and UFP is 105^(@)C measures a temperature as 80^(@)C . What is the correct temperature?

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?

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 faulty thermometer has its upper and lower fixed points marked as 104^(@)C and -4^(@)C , respectively. What is the correct temperature if the above thermometer reads 32^(@)C ?