Two liquid-in-glass thermometers are made of identical materials and are accurately calibrated at 0oC and 100oC. While the first tube is cylindrical, the second tube has a conical bore, 15% greater in diameter at 0oC than at 100oC. Both tubes are subdivided uniformly between the two calibration points into 100 parts. If the conical bore thermometer reads 50oC. What will the cylindrical thermometer read? Assume the change in volume of the liquid is proportional to the change in temperature.