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Question: Suppose that on a linear temperature scale X, water boils at -53.5°Xand freezes at-170°X. What is a temperature of340Kon the X scale? (Approximate water’s boiling point as 373K.)

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The temperature of 340 K on the X scale is -92.1°X.

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01

The given data

  • i) Linear X temperature scale water boils at-53.5°X
  • ii) Linear X temperature scale water freezes at -170°X
  • iii) Linear Y scale =340K
  • iv) Approximate water’s boiling point = 373K
02

Determine the concept of temperature and the required formula

Find a temperature of 340Kon the Xscaleby using linear dependence of temperature.

The linear dependence relation of temperature of X- and Y-axis is given as;

Y=mX+b

03

Calculate the temperature on the X scale

Consider scales X and Y as linearly related; therefore, by using the linear relationship of equation (i).

The boiling temperature relation in both scales is given as:

373.15 = m(-53.5)+b ……. (ii)

Determine freezing temperature relation in both scales is given as:

273.15 = m( -170.0) +b

…… (iii)

Subtracting (iii) from (ii),determine value of the slope, m as:

100.00 = 116. 5m
m = 0.858

Substitute the value of m in equation (ii), and solve for the value of constant, b as:
373.15=(0.858×(-53.5))+b373=-45.92+bb=419

From equation (i) and the above values, solve for the value of X-scale as:

X=Y-bm

Substitute the value and solve as:

X=340-4190.858=-92.07~-92.1°

Therefore, the temperature of 340 K on the X scale is -92.1°X.

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