a, b, c 1.An experiment was performed to investigate how the resistance of amaterial wire varies with the temperature. The following data was recorded.Resistance/2 TemperatureTheory suggests that the resistance of the wire is related to its temperatuiby the expression, R = R,(1 + at), where Ro, is the resistance at atemperature, 0°C, and a is a constant.330.010340.020(a) Plot a suitable graph from which Ro and a could be obtained.350.030(b) Use the graph to obtain the values of R, and a(c) Say whether this material is a conductor or semiconductor.360.040370.050380.060389.070400.080410.085

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An experiment was performed to investigate how the resistance of a terial wire varies with the temperature. The following data was recorded. Resistance/2 Temperature Theory suggests that the resistance of the wire is related to its temperatui by the expression, R = Ro(1 + a6), where Ro, is the resistance at a temperature, 0°C, and a is a constant. 330.0 10 340.0 20 (a) Plot a suitable graph from which Ro and a could be obtained. 350.0 30 (b) Use the graph to obtain the values of Ro and a (c) Say whether this material is a conductor or semiconductor. 360.0 40 370.0 50 380.0 60 389.0 70 400.0 80 410.0 85

An experiment was performed to investigate how the resistance of a terial wire varies with the temperature. The following data was recorded. Resistance/2 Temperature Theory suggests that the resistance of the wire is related to its temperatui by the expression, R = Ro(1 + a6), where Ro, is the resistance at a temperature, 0°C, and a is a constant. 330.0 10 340.0 20 (a) Plot a suitable graph from which Ro and a could be obtained. 350.0 30 (b) Use the graph to obtain the values of Ro and a (c) Say whether this material is a conductor or semiconductor. 360.0 40 370.0 50 380.0 60 389.0 70 400.0 80 410.0 85

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

13th Edition

ISBN:9780133923605

Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

Chapter1: Introduction

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