Find Temperature Formula for Varying Thermometer

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Homework Statement



What is the formula that allows you to find the temperature of any given thermometer that varies its temperature with some property? For example is a pressure of 10mmHg means 0degC, what would the pressure be at 50degC?

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This is what I'm looking for. I used to know the equation but I've completely forgotten.

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I don't want the answer to my question, just the formula.
 
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slaw155 said:
What is the formula that allows you to find the temperature of any given thermometer that varies its temperature with some property? For example is a pressure of 10mmHg means 0degC, what would the pressure be at 50degC?
You are probably looking for a proportionality relationship, assuming the relation remains linear. Most linear relationships take the general form:

T = k.x + a
 

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