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A wire of resistance R and length L is compressed to one third of it's original length. New resistance of wire is

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Answered by sherakipuja
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Answer:

Taking Volume Constant...

A - Cross section area of wire (πr^2)

L- Length of wire.

A2.L2 = A1.L1

r2 = 2.r1 ( As diameter is doubled)

A2= 4.A1

This gives.... L2 = L1/4

If radius ( diameter) is doubled length becomes one fourth.

Resistance is proportional to L/A.

R2 =R1/16.

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