Two absolute scales A and B have triple of water defined to by 200A and 300 B. A temperature is measured on these scales T_(A) and T_(B)What is the relation between T_(A) and T_(B)? Given, that triple point of water as 273 .16 K.

Two absolute scales A and B have triple of water defined to by 200A an

1.	Two absolute scales A and B have triple of water defined to by 200A and 300 B. A temperature is measured on these scales T_(A) and T_(B)What is the relation between T_(A) and T_(B)? Given, that triple point of water as 273 .16 K.
Answer» SOLUTION :200 A on absolute SCALE A corresponds to 273.16 K on Kelvin scale. SIZE of one degree on absolute scale A in terms of the size of the degree on Kelvin scale `=(273.16)/200` The value of temperature `T_A` on Kelvin Scale `=((273.16)/200)T_A` Similarly, the value of temperature `T_B` on Kelvin scale `=((273.16)/(300))T_B`. But, `T_A and T_B` represent the same temperature `((273.16)/200)T_A=((273.16)/300)T_BimpliesT_A=2/3T_B`