Question #108173
what is the factional change in the resistance of an iron filament when its temperature changes from 25 to 50 degrees celcius?
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Expert's answer
2020-04-06T09:14:13-0400

The temperature dependence of resistance is given by equation

R(t2)=R(t1)(1+α(t2t1)).R(t_2)=R(t_1)(1+\alpha (t_2-t_1)).

The fractional change in the resistance

R(t2)R(t1)R(t1)=α(t2t1)=0.00651×(5025)=0.16.\frac{R(t_2)-R(t_1)}{R(t_1)}=\alpha (t_2-t_1)\\ =0.00651\times (50-25)=0.16.

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