A temperature probe which follows first order behavior is subjected to a sudden temperature change occurs from 24.4 °C to 586 °C. After 3 seconds, the temperature of the probe is 341 °C. What is the time constant of this probe?
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A temperature probe which follows first order behavior is subjected to a sudden temperature change occurs from 24.4 °C to 586 °C. After 3 seconds, the temperature of the probe is 341 °C. What is the t...
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