Three different types of thermocouples generate different voltages when measuring the samé temperature because: Select one: a. They generate the same voltage at the same temperature. b. The voltage generated should be modified because of the use of the amplifier. c. They are made of different materials. d. There are instrument errors.

Three different types of thermocouples generate different voltages when measuring the samé temperature because: Select one: a. They generate the same voltage at the same temperature. b. The voltage generated should be modified because of the use of the amplifier. c. They are made of different materials. d. There are instrument errors.

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