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A thermometer graduated accoding linear scale reads a value `x_(0)` when in contact with boiling water, and `X_(0)s//3` when in contact with ice . What is the temperature of an object in `.^(@)C`, if this thermometer in the contact with the object reads `x_(0)//2`?

A

25

B

60

C

40

D

35

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