When a certain ideal gas thermometer is dipped in water boiling at atmospheric pressure, the mercury level
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When a certain ideal gas thermometer is dipped in water boiling at atmospheric pressure, the mercury level in the right \(\mathrm{arm}\) is \(1279 \mathrm{~mm}\) above the reference mark. When the thermometer is removed from the water and allowed to reach room temperature, the mercury level drops by \(267 \mathrm{~mm}\).
(a) What is the room temperature in degrees Celsius?
\((b)\) Is your answer to part \(a\) a reasonable temperature for a room?
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