It is known that a thermometer is a first-order process. The transfer function of a thermometer is given as: 𝑌(&

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It is known that a thermometer is a first-order process. The transfer function of a thermometer is given as: 𝑌(&

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It is known that a thermometer is a first-order process. The
transfer function of a thermometer is given as:
π‘Œ(𝑠)/π‘ˆ(𝑠)=1/πœπ‘ +1
where π‘Œ(𝑠) and π‘ˆ(𝑠) are the output (indicated
temperature) and input (surrounding temperature)
respectively, Ο„=mC/hA is the time constant,
where
π‘š= mass of thermometer
𝐢= heat capacity of thermometer
β„Ž= heat transfer coefficient
𝐴= surface area of thermometer
Which of the following can make the indicated thermometer to
respond faster for a change in input?
I. Decrease the surface area of thermometer
II. Increase the surface area of thermometer
III. Decrease the mass of thermometer
IV. Increase the mass of thermomete
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