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The lower and upper fixed points of a mercury-in-glass thermometer are marked X and 180 mm respectively. On a particular day the mercury meniscus in the thermometer rises to 60mm. If the corresponding reading on a Celsius scale is 20 ° C, what is the value X?
  • A. 6.0mm
  • B. 18.0mm
  • C. 30.0mm
  • D. 60.0mm
  • E. 120.0mm
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When water is heated between 0°C and 4°C, it's density
  • A. increases for a while and then decreases
  • B. decreases for a while and then increases
  • C. increases
  • D. decreases
  • E. remains constant.
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28
If N.E.P.A. charges 65 kobo per kilowatt-hour for electricity supplied to consumers, what bill would an electric iron rated at 750 watts attract when used for 24 hours?
  • A. N9.70
  • B. N11.70
  • C. N12.40
  • D. N15.90
  • E. N17.60
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An object is placed 15cm in front of a concave mirror of focal length 20cm. The image formed is
  • A. real, inverted and diminished
  • B. real, inverted and magnified
  • C. virtual, erect and diminished
  • D. virtual, erect and magnified
  • E. virtual, inverted and magnified
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30
Given the same amount of beat, a quantity of water will reach a higher temperature in a brass pot than in a clay pot of the same mass because
  • A. brass is less dense than clay
  • B. clay expands more slowly than brass
  • C. clay loses heat faster than brass
  • D. the specific heat capacity of brass is higher than that of clay
  • E. the specific heat capacity of brass is lower than of clay.
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