Magnus is installing a resistor in series with the bimetallic switch. why is he doing this? a. to avoid archin. b. to make the thermostat snap or operate more quickly. c. to change the operate thermostat temperature. d. to anticipate heat changes

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Phoenix Gonzalez

Physics

13 April, 02:58

Magnus is installing a resistor in series with the bimetallic switch. why is he doing this? a. to avoid archin. b. to make the thermostat snap or operate more quickly. c. to change the operate thermostat temperature. d. to anticipate heat changes

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Terrence French · Answer 1

d. to anticipate heat changes

Explanation:

Magnus installs the switch with a bimetal element, so that when the current in the circuit increases above the nominal value, the temperature in the conductor will likewise increase, the bimetal element has the ability to deform when significant temperature changes. In this way it anticipates dangerous current values deforming before and protecting the circuit.