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Temperature can be measured in three different scales- `^@C,(Celsius)`, `^@F(Fahrenheit)` and `Kelvin (K).
The S.I unit of temperature is kelving.
`^@F=9/5(^@C)+32 and K=^@C+273`
A sample of water was heated from `25^@ to 30^@C`:
What temperature is identical on both the Celsius and Fahrenheit scale?

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