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The amplification or gain of a transistor amplifier may depend on the temperature. The gain for a certain amplifier at room temperature (20.0°C) is 30.0, whereas at 55.0°C it is 35.2. What would the gain be at 28.0°C if the gain depends linearly on temperature over his limited range?

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The amplification or gain of a transistor amplifier may depend on the temperature. The gain for a certain amplifier at room temperature (20.0°C) is 30.0, whereas at 55.0°C it is 35.2. What would the gain be at 28.0°C if the gain depends linearly on temperature over his limited range?

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