7. Three bodies are having thefollowing temperatures. Body Aat -42 °F, body B at -10 °C andbody C at 200 K. Which bodyamong these is most warm?a. Body Ab. Body BO c. Body CO d. None of these

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7. Three bodies are having the following temperatures. Body A at -42 °F, body B at -10 °C and body C at 20O K. Which body

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7. Three bodies are having the
following temperatures. Body A
at -42 °F, body B at -10 °C and
body C at 200 K. Which body
among these is most warm?
a. Body A
b. Body B
O c. Body C
O d. None of these

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