2. A thermometer is brought outside from the inside of a house whose temperature is 18°C. After one minute the temperature reading is 24°C and after another two minutes the temperature reading is 27°C. What is the outside temperature?

2. A thermometer is brought outside from the inside of a house whose temperature is 18°C. After one minute the temperature reading is 24°C and after another two minutes the temperature reading is 27°C. What is the outside temperature?

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Chapter16: Temperature And The Kinetic Theory Of Gases

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