Chemistry, asked by ItzAnu67, 11 days ago

A cylindrical wire is stretched to increase its length by 10% . the percentage increase in the resistance of the wire will be. So, new C.S Area of extended wire A2 = Pi (r1)^2 = 0.91 Pi r^2. So, new value of resistance = R1 = Rho.



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Answered by Beshram
1

Answer:

Let initial length be ℓ

1

Percentage increment in length =10%

So, Final length, ℓ

2

=ℓ

1

+

100

10

×ℓ

1

=

10

11 ℓ

1

Step 2: Finding Initial and Final Resistances

When the wire is stretched, its volume V remains the same.

We know that, Resistance R=

A

ρ ℓ

=

A ℓ

ρ ℓ

2

=

V

ρ ℓ

2

So, R

1

=

V

ρ ℓ

1

2

....(1)

and R

2

=

V

ρ ℓ

2

2

....(2)

Step 3: Divide equation (1) by equation (2)

R

2

R

1

=(

2

1

)

2

⇒R

2

=(

1

2

)

2

R

1

=(

10

11

)

2

R

1

Step 4: Percentage change in resistance

% Change =

R

1

R

2

−R

1

×100

=

1

(

10

11

)

2

−1

×100

=21%

Answered by 0oMissChaudharyo0
1

Answer:

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