A wire of resistivity p is stretch to double it's length how does it affect
A- resistance
B- resistivity
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R= P l/A
Now l is doubled
So, l=2l
R2= p 2l/A
R2=2×p l/A
R2 =2 R
1) So, the resistance will increase by two times.
2) Resistivity of a conductor is a constant value. There will not be any effect on the resistivity of the conductor even if the length or width is changed.
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R= P l/A
Now l is doubled
So, l=2l
R2= p 2l/A
R2=2×p l/A
R2 =2 R
1) So, the resistance will increase by two times.
2) Resistivity of a conductor is a constant value. There will not be any effect on the resistivity of the conductor even if the length or width is changed.
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Warm regards
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