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How do we caliberate a thermometer by cross multiplying without using the formula
The discussion centers on calibrating a thermometer using a specific formula rather than relying on cross-multiplication. The formula provided is Teta = (L teta - l0) / (L100 - l0) * 100, which calculates the temperature difference for calibration. Participants express confusion regarding the application of cross-multiplication in this context, indicating a need for clearer explanations. The focus is on understanding the calibration process without misinterpreting mathematical methods.
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Sorry its that ( Teta = L teta - l0 / L100 - l0 ) * 100 ( or difference in temperature )... hope u get it sorry.. :( but plss help tmrw testVanadium 50 said:That is incomprehensible. Cross-multiplying what? What formula?