A thermocouple using iron and copper produces an emf of when its junctions are kept at and . If the cold junction is kept at and the emf is , what is the temperature of the hot junction?
\frac{100E_2}{E_1} - 20
\frac{100E_1}{E_2} - 20
\frac{100E_2}{E_1} + 20
\frac{E_2}{E_1} + 20
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