It is said that the original Centigrade thermometer designed by Celsius had upper fixed point (steam$$ $$point) as $$0$$° and lower fixed point (ice$$ $$point) as $$100$$°. This temperature scale we label as Tuglak scale and temperatures in this scale represented by °T. A temperature of $$50$$°T is equivalent to x°C, then x is

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It is said that the original Centigrade thermometer designed by Celsius had upper fixed point (steam$$ $$point) as $$0$$° and lower fixed point (ice$$ $$point) as $$100$$°. This temperature scale we label as Tuglak scale and temperatures in this scale represented by °T. A temperature of $$50$$°T is equivalent to x°C, then x is

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Use the standard conversion formula and get C−$$0100$$−$$0=T$$−$$1000$$−$$100$$. Solve for C

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