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Answered by Magnetron
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Using linear approximation for resistance-temperature dependence, and applying two point form,


\dfrac{5.795-5}{T-0}=\dfrac{5.23-5}{100-0}

Solving it, we get

T=345^{\circ}C

Alternatively, Use  

R_{100}=R_0(1+\alpha\Delta T)\\\Rightarrow 5.23=5(1+\alpha (100-0))\\5.795=5(1+\alpha (T-0))

Solving above two equations, you get

T=345^{\circ}C


Magnetron: The formula R=R_0(1+adeltaT) is an equation of a straight line so I applied two point form of a line here to ease calculation.
sweetgirlliya: ur class?
Magnetron: 12
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Magnetron: Ok let me edit it.
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