If the scale of temperature is F instead of C, the value of specific heat will be

Greater

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Same in both the scale

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Less

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Uncertain

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Solution

The correct option is C Less
The unit of specific heat can be given as $c a l / g^{o} C$ , as the size of one degree in Celsius scale is $1.8$ times larger than Fahrenheit scale.
Therefore if C is changed by F, specific heat will be less.

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