Consider the following equations. Which onerelates the temperature on thermometer A to thetemperature on thermometer B?вBoiling pointof water212100373100Freezing pointof water2731) ОА — ОВ + 2732) °A -32 = 1.8 * OB3) °A +32 = 1.8 * °B4) °A = °B - 2735) °A -32 = 0.56 * °B

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Consider the following equations. Which one relates the temperature on thermometer A to th temperature on thermometer B? в Bolling point of water 212 100 373 180 100 Freezing point of water 273 1) °A = °B + 273 2) °A -32 = 1.8 * OB 3) °A +32 = 1.8 * °B 4) °A = °R - 273

Consider the following equations. Which one relates the temperature on thermometer A to th temperature on thermometer B? в Bolling point of water 212 100 373 180 100 Freezing point of water 273 1) °A = °B + 273 2) °A -32 = 1.8 * OB 3) °A +32 = 1.8 * °B 4) °A = °R - 273

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