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A condenser of 21 mu F is charged to 100...

A condenser of `21 mu F` is charged to `100V` and then discharged through a wire of mass `0.25gm` and specific heat `0.1(cal)/(gc^(0))`. The rise in temperature of the wire is .........`C^0`

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