Science, asked by Anonymous, 10 months ago

how does a resistance of nichrome change with the rise in temperature

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Answered by Anonymous

Explanation:

We believe that increasing the temperature of the nichrome wire will cause the measured resistance of the wire to also increase. This is because nichrome is composed of metals, and the resistivity of metals generally increases with temperature (Bortner

Answered by thisisavicool

Answer:

due to heat affect of resistance

Explanation:

h=i^2rt

this property induces the particles to increase in KE thereby increasing resistance

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