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There are two mew systems developed for temperature A and B. if A =14 the B=36, when A = 133 then B = 87. Find when both the temperature becomes equal.

  
Total Answers and Comments: 4 Last Update: June 24, 2007     Asked by: sambath 
  
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January 31, 2006 14:50:26   #1  
G.Chinnappa        

RE: There are two new systems developed for temperatur...

We know that C/100 F-32/180 when C ranges from 0 to 100

C diff 100

F ranges from 32 to 212

F diff 180

so here A rabges from 14 to 133 A diff 119

and F ranges from 36 to 87 B diff 51

Then equation becomes A-14/119 B-36/51

substitute A B in the above equation we get

A B 52.5

This is my answer.

If we have better answer plz let me know


 
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February 17, 2006 00:12:05   #2  
rajvissa Member Since: February 2006   Contribution: 1    

RE: There are two mew systems developed for temperatur...

Hi there.. i have another answer for this...

9/5c f-32 is the formula for converting celsius to fahrenheit..

when c f is wht the question.. so place x in place of c and f

9x 5(x-32)

-4x -32*5

x -40.. hence the answer is -40


 
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June 12, 2006 14:23:08   #3  
soorejmg        

RE: There are two mew systems developed for temperatur...
I think chinnapa is correct
 
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June 24, 2007 07:23:10   #4  
agavikraman        

RE: There are two mew systems developed for temperatur...
They say just system. It does not mean any degree celcius or farenheat.

You must consider them as 2 straight lines

y ax+b

A y

B x14

a*36+b

133 a*87+b

Solve these eqa

51a 119a

2.333

b -69.98

Now eqation is y 2.333*x-69.98
By trial and error

Put x 52.5

You will get y

also equal to 52.5025

approx 52.5

That is the answer needed

 
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