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If the temperature scale is changed from $^{o} C t o^{o} F$ the numerical value of specific heat will increase.

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The correct option is B False
The numerical value of specific heat will remain the same if the temperature scale is changed from $^{o} C$ to $^{o} F$ . So the above statement is false.

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