The resistance of a wire is given by R=R. (1+at+ Bt?) where t is the temperature in degrees Celcius on the ideal gas sca

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The resistance of a wire is given by R=R. (1+at+ Bt?) where t is the temperature in degrees Celcius on the ideal gas sca

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The Resistance Of A Wire Is Given By R R 1 At Bt Where T Is The Temperature In Degrees Celcius On The Ideal Gas Sca 1
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The resistance of a wire is given by R=R. (1+at+ Bt?) where t is the temperature in degrees Celcius on the ideal gas scale and so R, is the resistance at ice point. The constant a and Bare 3.8 x 103 Kand -3.0 x10K respectively. Calculate the temperature on the resistance scale at temperature of 70 °C on the ideal gas scale.
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