Question #179793

A copper wire has a resistance of 15.0 ohms at a temperature of 14 C. After a current passes through the windings, the resistance rose to 12.5 ohms. To what temperature was the wire heated?


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2021-04-13T06:40:25-0400

Answer

resistance depending of metal on Temperatures

12.5=15(1+α(T14))12.5=15(1+\alpha(T-14) )

α=0.00386\alpha=0.00386

So

12.5=15(1+0.00386(T14))T=0.88C12.5=15(1+0.00386(T-14) ) \\T=0.88C


So copper wire's temperature is reduced.



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