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The relation between melting point of ice and pressure is shown by ice line, which will be a line :

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with a positive slope

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with a negative slope

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parallel to pressure axis

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parallel to temperature axis

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Solution

The correct option is C with a negative slope
As the melting point decreases with increase in pressure, there is negative slope when the relation between the melting point of ice and pressure is shown by ice line.

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