The dynamics of a certain thermocouple are first order, with gain K = 1, time constant T =10 s, and no time delay. If the process temperature changes abruptly from 800°C to 900°C,what will be the temperature reading in an indicator attached to the thermocouple after 5 sif the thermometer was initially in thermal equilibrium with the process?

The temperature reading in the indicator after 5 seconds is to be calculated.

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