Physics, asked by vkgupta4031pcautm, 1 year ago

The resistance of the wire at 20⁰C is 20 Ω and 500⁰C is 60 Ω. At which temperature its

resistance will be 25 Ω ?

(a) 50⁰C

(b) 60⁰C

(c) 70⁰C

(d) 80⁰C

Answers

Answered by DilpAmb
15

Answer:

(D) 80

Explanation:

WKT : R = R0 [ 1 + a( T2 - T1 ) ]

Here,

R=60

R0=20

T2=500

T1=20

Therefore 60 = 20 [ 1 + a( 500 - 20 ) ]

or a = [ (60/20) - 1 ] / 480 = 2 / 480 = 1 / 240

So, now for resistance R = 25

25 = 20 [ 1 + (1/240) *( T-20 ) ]

(where T is the new temperature (ans) )

or,

T = { [ (25/20) - 1 ] / (1/240) } + 20

T = 60 + 20

T = 80.

Correct?

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