Science, asked by AkshaSingh, 8 months ago

Heyy mates!!!
...
...
Find the percentage change in resistance when wire of length 'L' and area of cross section 'A' is recast to make length n times.
answer this question soon... and no spamming plzz..!!! ​

Answers

Answered by varunrawat43
1

Answer:

But resistance is also inversely proportional to the area of cross-section, and as area of cross-section is halved due to doubling of length, the resistance is once more doubled due to the halfing of the area of cross-section. So overall the resistance of the wire becomes four times the original resistance.

Answered by Anonymous
1

Explanation:

We have ,

R1 = rho L/A

Since , length increased by n times→ new length = n L

We know that area is inversely proportional to length

→New area = A/n

New , resistance R2 = rho nL/(A/n)

= n^2 rho L/A

= n^2 R1. {using ( 1)}

→Change in resistance =R2-R1

=R1(n^2-1)

Hence , percentage change in resistance

=(Change in resistance )×100/R1

= R1(n^2-1)100/R1

=(n^2-1)100 percent

Hey mate this is ur answer but for ur convenience these types of questions are not asked in CBSE 10th board ......

Similar questions