Temperature coefficient of resistance of potentiometer wire should be: – InterviewSolution

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1.	Temperature coefficient of resistance of potentiometer wire should be:(a) High(b) Low(c) Negligible(d) Infinite
Answer» (c) Negligible The specific resistance and the coefficient of linear expansion of potentiometer wire must be negligible.

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