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The graph shows the variation of `l nR v//s (1)/(T^(2))`, where `R` is resistance and `T` is temperature. Then find `R` as function `T`.

A

`R-R_(0)e^(T_(0^(2//T_(2))`

B

`R-R_(0)e^(-T^(2//T_(0^(2))`

C

`R-R_(0)e^(T^(3//T_(0))`

D

`R-R_(0)e^(-T^(3//T_(0^(3))`

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