math question?

Question

TheelectricresistanceRofacertainresistorisafunctionofthetemperatureTgivenbytheequationR=aT+b,wherea and b areconstants. IfR=1200(signlookslikeahorseshoe)whenT=10.0celsiusandR=1280(signlookslikehorseshoe)whenT=50degreescelsiuswecanfindconstantsaandbbysubstitutingtheandobtainingtheequations1200=10.0a+b;1280=50.0a+baretheconstantsa=4.00(signlookslikehorseshoe)/degreescelsiusandb=1160(signlookslikehorseshoe)?

Answer 1

For some reason, you haven't used any spaces. The text can be read using the mouse, but it's nearly impossible without the spaces. In fact, the second string is too long to fit across the screen. In any event, the symbol that looks like a horseshoe is a capital Greek letter omega, used to symbolize ohms, the SI unit of electrical resistance. As for the solution, it looks like a basic linear equation. T is your independent variable (usually x in a Cartesian plot) and R is your dependent variable (usually y in a Cartesian plot).

Answer 2

You have not provided enough info to understand what you are asking for. I can tell you the horseshoe sign is the Greek letter omega and stands for ohms which are units of resistance (R)

Ohm's Law is E (voltage) = I (current) times R ( resistance),..
or E = IR.

I have no idea what the ... b are constants means.

It would maje things more readable if you put spaces between your words..

Answer 3

how about a space bar every now and again. are you talking about the Ohms symbol?

Answer 4

try finding the space bar on your computer keyboard and maybe someone will bother to help solve the problem.

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Answer 5

I AM SORRY FOR YOU , DO YOU KNOW WHY ,YOU DO NOT HAVE A SPACE BAR IN YOUR KEYBOARD I SUPPOSE.

Answer 6

ohms

Answer 7

do u know what spacebar is???