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Statement-1: If the temperature of body and surrounding is same then no heat is radiated by the body.
Statement-2: The rise of `1^(@)C` is equivalent to `1.8^(@)F`
Statement-3: If heat is given to the system then temperature of the system must rise.

A

TTT

B

TFT

C

FTF

D

FFF

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C
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