Answer to Question #32814 in Electric Circuits for Aaron Okievs.

Question #32814

A copper wire has resistance of 2.0Ω at 0oC and 2.26Ω at 30 degrees Celsius. What is its resistance at 50 degrees Celsius?

a. 2.43Ω
b. 3.34Ω
c. 1.52Ω
d. 5.31Ω

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