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A copper wire has resistant 16 ohm it is melted and drawn into a wire half of its length calculate the resistance of new wire and precentage change in resistance find the change in resistivity also

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Answered by harsharora111
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Answer:

Since ii Melted means Volume constant

R = p L/A

V = L

R = pL^2/V

R ~ L^2 .

Resistance is 1/4 of Intial resistance

R = 4ohm

Decrease by 75%

Resistivity not change It does not depend on length

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