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A metallic wire has a resistance 1.1 ohm at 20 degree Celsius and a resistance 1.7 ohm at 100 degree Celsius find the temperature coefficient

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Answered by agis
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The temperature coefficient of the resistance of the wire is 0.0075 ^0C^-^1.

Explanation:

Given the resistance of the metalic wire r = 1.1 ohm at temperatute,

t = 20 ^0C.

and a resistance R = 1.7 ohm  at temperature, T = 100 ^0C.

Now to calculate the temperature coefficient, use the formula as,

R=r(1+\alpha\Delta T)

Here, \alpha is temperature coefficient of resistance of the wire.

substitute the values, we get

1.7\Omega=1.1\Omega[1+\alpha(100-20)]

1.6-1=\alpha80 ^0C

\alpha=\frac{0.6}{80} =0.0075 ^0C^-^1.

Thus, the temperature coefficient of the resistance of the wire is 0.0075 ^0C^-^1.

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