How Do You Solve Difficult Matter and Energy Problems?

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Screenshot of a PDF exam page: question 2 asks to show T_s/T_t = h_s/h_t for an ideal gas thermometer with substance S at its melting point, and question 3 gives new heights h_t = 5.04 cm and h_s = 6.00 cm.


Any ideas anyone?
 
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