On Fahrenheit scale, the boiling point of water is

 

  • On Fahrenheit  scale, the boiling point of water is 
  1.  100 ˚F
  2.  98.7 ˚F
  3.  212 ˚F
  4.  220 ˚F
Ans. As per the given figure, boiling point of  water is 212 ˚F , therefore option 3. 212 ˚F is correct.

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