A piece of wire is redrawn without change in volume so radius is halved. Compare the new resistance with original resistance.
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The new Radius is half, which makes the new cross sectional area {pi*radius²} equals pi*(R/2)², which becomes (pi/4)*R². This is 1/4 of the original area {not one half}, and the length is mulitplied by 4 to maintain same volume.
So we have 4 divided by (1/4) equals 16. The new resistance is 16 times the original resistance.
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