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On an `X` temperature scale, water freezing at `-125.0^(@)C X` and boils at `375. 0^(@)X`. On a `Y` temperature scale, water freezes at `-70.0^(@) Y` and boils at `-30.0^(@)Y`. The value of temperature on `X`- scale equal to the temperature of `50.0^(@)Y`-scale is :-

A

`455.0^(@)`X

B

`-125.0^(@)`X

C

`1375.0^(@)`X

D

`1500.0^(@)`X

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