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In the given pressure-temperature diagram, for water, which point indicates triple point?

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Solution

The correct option is A $P$
$Solution :$
the triple point is the point where the temperature and pressure of the "three states of matter " co-exist in equilibrium
here in the given figure P is the point where temperature and pressure coincide of all the three states

Hence THE CORRECT OPT: C

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