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2.1 The resistance of a length of wire at the beginning of an experiment is found to be 60 Q at an ambient temperature of 1°C. Determine its resistance at a temperature of 93°C. Take the coil's temperature coefficient as 0.24x103 at 0°C.

2.1 The resistance of a length of wire at the beginning of an experiment is found to be 60 Q at an ambient temperature of 1°C. Determine its resistance at a temperature of 93°C. Take the coil's temperature coefficient as 0.24x103 at 0°C.

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2.1 The resistance of a length of wire at the beginning of an experiment is found to be 60 Q at an ambient temperature of 1'C. Determine its resistance at a temperature of 93°C. Take the coil's temperature coefficient as 0.24x10 at 0°C. 2.2 For the given circuit below, determine the current through the Ammeter. Given data: R1: Blue-Gray-Black-Gold, R2: Orange-Orange-Brown-Silver R3: Red-Red-Brown-Gold, R4: Gray-Red-Brown-Gold, R5: Brown-Red-Brown-Gold, R6: Orange-Orange-Brown-Gold, R7: Brown-Black-Brown-Gold, VDC1: 1000V Assume all resistance values were found to be an exact match to their respective E12 values. R1 R2 A R3 R5 R6 R7+ VDC1 R4
Transcribed Image Text:2.1 The resistance of a length of wire at the beginning of an experiment is found to be 60 Q at an ambient temperature of 1'C. Determine its resistance at a temperature of 93°C. Take the coil's temperature coefficient as 0.24x10 at 0°C. 2.2 For the given circuit below, determine the current through the Ammeter. Given data: R1: Blue-Gray-Black-Gold, R2: Orange-Orange-Brown-Silver R3: Red-Red-Brown-Gold, R4: Gray-Red-Brown-Gold, R5: Brown-Red-Brown-Gold, R6: Orange-Orange-Brown-Gold, R7: Brown-Black-Brown-Gold, VDC1: 1000V Assume all resistance values were found to be an exact match to their respective E12 values. R1 R2 A R3 R5 R6 R7+ VDC1 R4
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