Q2/ A thermometer initially at a temperature of 20°C is suddenly plunged into a liquid bath maintained at 150°C. After time interval of 3 seconds, the thermometer indicated a temperature of 95°C. Determine: a. The time constant of the thermometer. b. The indicated temperature after 5 time constants.

Q2/ A thermometer initially at a temperature of 20°C is suddenly plunged into a liquid bath maintained at 150°C. After time interval of 3 seconds, the thermometer indicated a temperature of 95°C. Determine: a. The time constant of the thermometer. b. The indicated temperature after 5 time constants.

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