Compute the temperature, A platinum resistance thermometer

Compute the temperature

Reference no: EM13311927

A platinum resistance thermometer has a resistance of 100ohm at 0 deg and the value of alpha is 0.00385. In operation the resistance is 101ohm. Calculate the temperature.

Reference no: EM13311927

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