A Fahrenheit thermometer reads `113^(@)F` while a faulty Celsius thermometer reads `44^(@)C`. The correct required to be applied to the Celsius thermometer is:

A Fahrenheit thermometer registers 100^(@)F while a faulty Celsius thermometer registers 44^(@)C. Find the error in the later

A Fahrenheit thermometer registers 100^(@)F while a faulty Celsius thermometer registers 44^(@)C . Find the error in the later

A Fahrenheit thermometer registers 107^(@) while a faulty Celsius thermometer registers 42^(@) . Find the error in Celsisus Scale.

When a celsium thermometer reads 90^(@)C , a faulty Fahrenheit thermometer reads 190^(@)F . The correction to be made in the latter 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 vertical glass jar is filled with water at 10^(@)C . It has one thermometer at the top and another at the bottom. The central region of the jar is grdually cooled. It is found that the bottom thermometer reads 4^(@)C earlier than the top thermometer. And the top thermometer reads 0^(@)C . earlier than the bottom thermometer. This happens because

A Fahrenheit thermometer and a Celsius thermometer are put in a hot liquid in a cylinder. The reading on Celsius scale is 3/2 times the reading on Fahrenheit scale. Calculate the temperature on Celsius, Fahrenheit and Kelvin Scale.

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?