a 6m long wire has diameter 0.5mm.Its resistance is 50ohm. Find the resistivity and conductivity
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Solution:
Resistivity of a wire is “resistance of wire increased by area of cross component of wire” divided by “length of the wire”.Area of the cross section
π(D/2) ^
π(0.0005/2) ^
So, the resistivity= Resistance * "area of cross section / the length of wire".=
50* 3.14 *(0.00025)^*{2}/{6}
=1.63*10^-8
The resistivity of a copper is 1.63*10^-,8 ohm meter. Resistivity of any metal is its characteristics property. It changes with temperature.
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