explain the dependence of resistance on temperature and material of the conductir.?
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resistance of a conductor increases with temperature
resistance is directly proportional to the length of the conductor and inversely to the cross sectional area of that conductor
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the relation between the resistance and temperature is given by
R = r (1 + a∆T)
where a is the coefficient of the temperature
thus increasing temperature increases resistance in the conductor
now
also
R = p * l/A
where p is the resistivity of the material
thus changing l and A causes achangw in resistance
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