Physics, asked by henryjp, 9 months ago

A conductor of length ‘l’ and area of crossection ‘A’ is stretched to ‘m’ times its original

length. What happens to its i) resistance ii) resistivity? Justify

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Answered by Munnakothari4771

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Explanation:

RESISTANCE becomes =m^2*L/A

resistivity doesn't change

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