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a cylindrical wire of resistance r is pulled to thrice its length keeping the volume constant its new volume would be xr . what is the volume of x​
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Answered by nirman95
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Given:

a cylindrical wire of resistance r is pulled to thrice its length keeping the volume constant. The new value of resistance is xr.

To find:

Value of x.

Calculation:

Volume is constant , so let new Radius be R_(2)

 \therefore \: \pi {R}^{2} l = \pi {(R_{2})}^{2} (3l)

 =  > \:  \pi {(R_{2})}^{2} =  \dfrac{1}{3} ( \pi {R}^{2} ) \:  \:  \: ......(1)

Now , initial resistance is r ;

 \therefore \: r =  \rho( \dfrac{l}{a} ) =  \rho( \dfrac{l}{\pi {r}^{2} } )

Let new resistance be

 \therefore \: r_{2} =  \rho( \dfrac{3l}{a_{2}})  \\  = >r_{2}  =   \rho( \dfrac{3l}{\pi {(R_{2})}^{2} } )

= >r_{2}  =   \rho( \dfrac{3l}{ \frac{1}{3} \pi {(R)}^{2} } )

= >r_{2}  = 9 \times   \rho( \dfrac{l}{  \pi {(R)}^{2} } )

= >r_{2}  = 9 \times  r

= >x \times r= 9 \times  r

= >x = 9

So, value of x = 9.

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Answered by tarunkarn
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