Problem D1: You want to know the temperature of a liquid, so you use a resistor as a thermometer. You place the resistor in ice water (0 Deg C) and measure its resistance to be 120 Ohms. You then place the resistor in boiling water (100 Deg C) and measure its resistance to be N₁ Ohms. Finally you place the resistor in the liquid and measure its resistance to be n₂ Ohms. If the temperature of the liquid is n₃ Deg C, what is n₃? Note that n₁ and n₂ have units of Ohms, and n₃ is in Deg C.

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