3- The resistance of a copper wire is 3.35 0 at 0 °C. What is its resistance at 50 °C? For copper, a temperature coefficient of resistivity is a=4.3x103 °C. a) 2.7 Q b) 4.1 Q C) 1.7 Q 004069 d) 8.2 Q e) 9.7 Q Boş bırak

3- The resistance of a copper wire is 3.35 0 at 0 °C. What is its resistance at 50 °C? For copper, a temperature coefficient of resistivity is a=4.3x103 °C. a) 2.7 Q b) 4.1 Q C) 1.7 Q 004069 d) 8.2 Q e) 9.7 Q Boş bırak

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Chapter27: Current And Resistance

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