A copper wire il strached to make 2% long what is the fractional change in resistance
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Explanation:
R=ρ
A
L
On stretching a wire its length increases but its area of cross section decreases, and volume remains constant.
V=AL
⟹R=ρ
V
L
2
⟹R∝L
2
Hence,
R
ΔR
=2
L
ΔL
Hence, for
L
ΔL
=0.1%
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