Bimetal thermometers are sometimes wound in the form of a helix to:

Bimetal thermometers are sometimes wound in the form of a helix to:



a. Increase the distance of the scale.
b. Decrease the temperature range.
c. Decrease the rotation of pointer.
d. Increase the accuracy of temperature reading.
e. Increase the range of the scale.





Answer: D


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