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Passage - II:
A thermometer reads `0^(@) C` as 10°C and 100°C as 90°C. Then
Find the reading of the temperature if the temperature is 40°C ?

A

`42^(@) C`

B

`40^(@) C`

C

`35^(@) C`

D

`45^(@) C`

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