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12 - Due to the effect of the resistance of the cable connected to RTD, two-wire cables up to ……. meters and three-wire cables up to ……... meters are used in standard designs.
A) 10-150
B) 40-500
C) 50-195
D) 30-230
E) 200-1000
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