Which of the following statements are true about temperature,thermometers and th

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Which of the following statements are true about temperature,thermometers and thermal expansion?
The density of water is zero at 4 deg Celsius
A temperature change of one Celsius degree is less than atemperature change of one Fahrenheit degree
The boiling point of water on the Celsius scale was determined byNewton's Laws
A temperature change of one Kelvin degree is greater than atemperature change of one Celsius degree
Two systems that are in thermal equilibrium will be at the sametemperature

Which of the following statements are true about Kepler's laws?
The 3rd law is only valid for inverse distance squared force
The 1st law is a consequence of the inverse distance squared natureof gravitation
The 2nd law implies that the closer the planet is to the sun, thesmaller the speed
The 3rd law is about a precise relation between the period and thedistance to the sun
The 1st law says that each planet moves in an elliptical orbit,with the sun at one focus of the ellipse


Please answer any of these that you can... THANX ALOT!!!

Explanation / Answer

The density of water is zero at 4 degCelsius     [ false ]
A temperature change of one Celsius degree is less than atemperature change of one Fahrenheit degree [ false ]
The boiling point of water on the Celsius scale was determined byNewton's Laws [ false]
A temperature change of one Kelvin degree is greater than atemperature change of one Celsius degree [false]
Two systems that are in thermal equilibrium will be at the sametemperature [ true ] The 3rd law is only valid for inverse distance squaredforce    [ true ]
The 1st law is a consequence of the inverse distance squared natureof gravitation   [ false ]
The 2nd law implies that the closer the planet is to the sun, thesmaller the speed   [ false ]
The 3rd law is about a precise relation between the period and thedistance to the sun   [ true ]
The 1st law says that each planet moves in an elliptical orbit,with the sun at one focus of the ellipse [ true ]

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