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Physics Question on Resistance

The current- voltage graph for a given metallic wire at two different temperatures t) and T1{{T}_{1}} and T2{{T}_{2}} is shown in the figure. The temperatures T1{{T}_{1}} and T2{{T}_{2}} are related as

A

T1>T2{{T}_{1}}>{{T}_{2}}

B

$ {{T}_{1}}

C

T1=T2{{T}_{1}}={{T}_{2}}

D

T1>2T2{{T}_{1}}>2{{T}_{2}}

Answer

$ {{T}_{1}}

Explanation

Solution

Slope of the V - i curve at any point is equal to resistance at that point From the curve slope for T1>{{T}_{1}}> slope for T2{{T}_{2}} RT1T1{{R}_{{{T}_{1}}}}{{T}_{1}}