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A wire has a resistance of 16 ohm it is melted and redrawn into a wire of half its length calculate the resistance of new wire what is the percentage change in its resistance

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Answered by piyush441
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Answered by shirleywashington
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Explanation:

Resistance of wire, R = 16 Ω

Resistance, R=\rho\dfrac{l}{A}...............(1)

Where,

\rho is the resistivity of the material.

It is melted and redrawn into a wire of half its length. Let R' be the new resistance.

R'=\rho \dfrac{l/2}{A}............(2)

Dividing (1) by (2)

\dfrac{R'}{R}=2

R'=\dfrac{R}{2}

So, the resistance of the new wire is half of the initial resistance.

The percentage change in its resistance is given by :

R\%=\dfrac{R-R'}{R}\times 100

R\%=\dfrac{R-(R/2)}{R}\times 100

R\%=50\%

Hence, this is the required solution.

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