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A platinum resistance thermometer (PRT) is part of a voltage divider circuit to measure temperature. The...

  1. A platinum resistance thermometer (PRT) is part of a voltage divider circuit to measure temperature. The reference voltage is 3.30 V and the fixed reference resistor (RREF) is 1000 W. The PRT is designed to have a resistance of 1000 W at 20 oC. If the measured output voltage across the PRT is 1.66760 V, determine the temperature measured by the PRT. (Retain 5 decimal places in your calculations.)
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