A thermometer has wrong calibration it recordes the melting point of ice `- 5^(@)C` If reads `55^(@)C` instend of `50^(@)C` Find the temperature of holding point of water on the given scale

The melting point of ice is…………. ""^(@)C

A thermometer has wrong calibration (of course at equal distances and the capillary is of uniform diameter). It reads the melting pont of ice as -10^(@)C . It reads 60^(@)C in place of 50^(@) . The temperature of boiling point of water on this scale is

A thermometer with wrong calibration reads melting point of ice as- 8^@C and 50^@C in place of 40^@C . Calculate the boiling point of water on this scale.

0^(@)C : Melting point of ice : : 100^(@)C : ______ .

0^(@)C : Melting point of ice : : 100^(@)C : ______ .

A certain liquid has a melting point of 50^(@)C and a boiling point of 150^(@)C . A thermometer is designed with this liquid and its melting and boiling points are designated as 0^(@)L and 100^(@)L . The melting and boiling points of water on this scale are