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The resistance of a metal wire is 10Ω. A current of 30 mA is flowing in it at 20∘C. If the potential difference across its ends is constant and its increased to 120∘ C, then the current flowing in the wire will be in (mA) (temperature coefficient of resistance is 5×10−3 ∘C−1.

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The resistance of a metal wire is 10Ω. A current of 30 mA is flowing in it at 20∘C. If the potential difference across its ends is constant and its increased to 120∘ C, then the current flowing in the wire will be in (mA) (temperature coefficient of resistance is 5×10−3 ∘C−1.



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