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In a result from an experimental data, the sensor output shows 1.17 Volt for temperature of...

In a result from an experimental data, the sensor output shows 1.17 Volt for temperature of 30oC, and 2.92 Volt for temperature of 80oC.

Find the sensitivity of the sensor.


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