The emf, ɛ (in millivolts) of a thermocouple with one of its junctions kept at the ice point is a quadratic function of temperature, t in Celcius scale: ɛ = 0.5t – 0.001t². Suppose the thermocouple is used as a thermometer using its emf as its thermometric property and with a new temperature scale defined as t' = aɛ – b,

The emf, ɛ (in millivolts) of a thermocouple with one of its junctions kept at the ice point is a quadratic function of temperature, t in Celcius scale: ɛ = 0.5t – 0.001t². Suppose the thermocouple is used as a thermometer using its emf as its thermometric property and with a new temperature scale defined as t' = aɛ – b,

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