Compute the resulting current in the wire

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A 34.7 meter long aluminum wire at a temperature of 24.3^oC has a radius of 0.295 millimeter. If a potential difference of 15.6 Volt is applied across the length of the wire, compute the current in the wire. If the wire is heated to 76.8^oC and the 15.6 Volts potential difference is maintained, compute the resulting current in the wire?

If the wire is heated to 73.8^oC and the 19.2 Volts potential difference is maintained, compute the resulting current in the wire?

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