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A silver wire has resistance of 2.1Ω at 27.5 °C. If temperature coefficient of silver is 3.94 x 10⁻³ / °C, find the silver wire resistance at 100 °C.

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Answered by shiva7128
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Answered by sayan3817
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Answer:

Given,

R1=2.1

T1=27.5

T2=100

T=T2-T1=72.5

Temperature coefficient=3.94×10^-3

R2=?

We know

Temperature Coefficient=R2-R1/R1×T

R2= (TC)×R1×T/R1

R2=3.94×10^-3×2.1×72.5/2.1

R2=3.94×10^-3×72.5

=1.99

Therfore, The silver wire has resistant of 1.99 Ω at 100℃

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