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Chapter 7, Problem 59E
A floating sensor in a certain fuel tank is connected to a variable resistor (often called a potentiometer) such that a full tank (100 liters) corresponds to a resistance of 10 Ω, and an empty tank corresponds to a resistance of 0 Ω. (a) Design a circuit that provides an output voltage proportional to the fuel remaining, such that a full tank yields a voltage of 5 V, whereas an empty tank yields 0 V. (b) Design a circuit to indicate the rate of fuel consumption by providing a voltage output calibrated such that 1 V = 1 liter per second.
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