Physics, asked by yachna18, 1 year ago

an aluminium cylinder of length 1 m and cross section are 0.02 mm2 has a resistance 1.34 ohms along its length what will be its resistivity ? how will the resistivity change if length of the cylinder is doubled

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Answered by mlpian30
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Answer:

Resistivity - 2.68 × (10)^-8 ohm-m

And it will have no effect on changing the length of the cyclinder.

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Answered by priyarksynergy
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THE RESISTIVITY OF THE ALUMINIUM CYLINDER WILL REMAIN THE SAME EVEN IF ITS LENGTH IS DOUBLED.

Explanation:

  • The resistance is calculated by using the formula:

       R=ρ \frac{L }{A}

  • The resistivity of a wire of metallic cylinder do not depend upon the length of the wire or metallic cylinder.
  • It also do not depend upon the cross section area.
  • Therefore, if the length is doubled or halved, the resistivity will not change it will remain the same.
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