A 9 ohm resistance wire is doubled on itself .Calculate the new resistance of the wire.
Answers
The new resistance of the wire is 1.5 ohm.
Step-by-step explanation:
Given : A 6 ohm resistance wire is doubled on itself.
To find : Calculate the new resistance of the wire. ?
Solution :
The resistance is given by,
Here, Resistance=6 ohm
In second case,
Resistance is
As the wire is doubled,
So and
Therefore, the new resistance of the wire is 1.5 ohm.
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A 4 ohm resistance wire is doubled on itself calculate the new resistance of the wire
Answer:
Explanation: very easy
first of all R1 = 9Ω
we know that R1 = p x length of wire/ cross section area
R1 = p l/A ___________ [1]
here , wire is doubled on itself means that a single wire is folded.
As we know if it is folded then of course it will become thick and
short.
so length { l } will be halved as it is double folded so l = l/2
and wire will become thick so cross section area will increase , it is
double folded so Area { A} = 2A
let new resistance be R2
Therefore,
R2 = p x l/A
R2 = p x l/2/2A { l = l/2 and A = 2A }
R2 = p x l/4A
R2 = 1/4 { p x l/A}
R2 = 1/4 { R1 } _____ from 1 that {R1 = p x l/A}
R2 = 1/4 x 9Ω ------{ R1 = 9Ω - given }
R2 = 2.25Ω
so new resistance is 2.25Ω
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