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4. A coil is connected across a constant voltage supply at 200 V. The current drawn, initially, is 2,5 A and the temperature of the coil is 10'C. After
three hours the current has fallen to 2 A. Calculate the temperature rise of
the coil. The temperature coefficient of copper is 0,0043 per Cal 0°C.​

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