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A platinum resistance thermometer reads `0^@` when its resistance is `80 Omega` and `100^@` when its resistance is `90 Omega`. Find the temperature at the platinum scale at which the resistance is `86 Omega`.

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`R_1 =86 Omega R_0= 80 Omega R_100=90 Omega`
`t= R_1-R_0/R_100-R_0 xx 100`
`86-80/90-80 xx 100`
`6/10 xx 100= 60^0C`
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