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The resistance of pure platinum increases linearly with temperature (over a small range). We can use this property to measure temperature of different bodies, relative to a scale.If we scale the thermometer such that a resistance of 80 Ω denotes 0oC and 90 Ω denotes 100oC, what temperature will a resistance of 86 Ω denote?

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The resistance of pure platinum increases linearly with temperature (over a small range). We can use this property to measure temperature of different bodies, relative to a scale.


If we scale the thermometer such that a resistance of 80 Ω denotes 0oC and 90 Ω denotes 100oC, what temperature will a resistance of 86 Ω denote?





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