A wire with resistance R is cut into 4 equal parts .
If four parts are placed in series . How will the joint resistance compare with the original resistance?
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Since resistance is directly proportional to length of wire, cutting the wire having resistance R into 4 equal parts will give you 4 wires each having resistance of R/4.
Thus,
1/Req= 1/(R/4)+1/(R/4)+1/(R/4)+1/(R/4)=16/R
Req=R/16 ohms.
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Rhaha:
I am asking for series not parallel
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(i) After cutting the wires in four parts the cross section area x length donot remain constant to orignal length.
Therfore here R we use would be diectly prop. to the square of its length.
Hence, R = kl^2..................(1)
after cutting,
r = k (l/4)^2..........................(2)
Divide both eqns.
R/r = 16
r = R/16
thus each resistance value would be R/16
Since now u know the values of each resistance U can now do next questios easily.
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