A given length of a wire is doubled and this process is repeated once again. By what factor does the resistance of the wire changes?
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Resistance = Specific resistance×length/area of cross section of wire
New Resistance = Specific resistance×(length/4)/(area of cross section of wire×2×2)
So new resistance = 1/16×initial resistance
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