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To what temperature must you raise a copper wire , originally at 20 degree Celsius to...

To what temperature must you raise a copper wire , originally at 20 degree Celsius to triple its resistance?
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so you have to raise the temperature of copper wire by 532.82°C . Little bit overwriting please manage. Thanks. Please upvote my hardwork. Thanks

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