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The current-voltage graphs for a given metallic at two difference temperatures `T_(1) &T_(2)` are shown in figure. The temperature. `T_(2)` is greater than temperature `T_(1)`. State whether statement is true or false. Given reason.

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The given statemenet is true. It is deal from the figure that the resistance of metallic wire is larger at temperature `T_(2)` then at temperature, `T_(1)` So it implies that `T_(2) gt T_(1)`.
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