A piece of wire is redrawn by pulling it until its length is tripled.compare the new resistance with the original value.
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The formula for calculating resistance is as follows:
Resistance (R)= resistivity(r) x Length (l) R= rL/a
Area(a)
The new Length of the new wire is 3 times the old one, hence= 3l
resistance of new wire= R = r3l/a
compare the two resistance:
rl/a and r3l/a
if rl/a= 100%
then r3l/a = 100 x 3rl x a = 300%
a rl
Hence the new resistance 300% the original resistance or three times the original resistance.
Resistance (R)= resistivity(r) x Length (l) R= rL/a
Area(a)
The new Length of the new wire is 3 times the old one, hence= 3l
resistance of new wire= R = r3l/a
compare the two resistance:
rl/a and r3l/a
if rl/a= 100%
then r3l/a = 100 x 3rl x a = 300%
a rl
Hence the new resistance 300% the original resistance or three times the original resistance.
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