A thermal sensor having a time constant T = 1 s is used to record a step change of 0 to 49°C in processtemperature. Show the sensor time response, T(t). Determine the 90% rise time.

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A thermal sensor having a time constant 7 = 1 s is used to record a step change of 0 to 49°C in process temperature. Show the sensor time response, T(t). Determine the 90% rise time.