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Measurements taken with a wrong can be corrected by using the relation ............

true length = \frac{\text{correct scale}}{\text{wrong scale}} \times \text{measured length} true length = (\frac{\text{correct scale}}{\text{wrong scale}})^2 \times \text{measured length} true length = (\frac{\text{correct scale}}{\text{wrong scale}})^3 \times \text{measured length} none of these

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