Physics, asked by mrblackheart, 2 months ago

How does the resistance of a wire change when : Its diameter is tripled ?

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Answered by katrekomal11

Answer:

The resistance of a wire is directly proportional to it's length and inversely proportional to it's area .

Explanation:

square of inverse of diameter.

Answered by Andrewff

Answer:

AS THE RESISTANCE OF A WIRE IS INVERSELY PROPORTIONAL TO THE SQUARE OF THE DIAMETER OF A CONDUCTING WIRE IF ITS DIAMETER IS TRIPLED THEN ITS RESISTENCE BECOMES 9 th PART OF THE PREVIOUS RESISTANCE

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How does the resistance of a wire change when : Its diameter is tripled ?​

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How does the resistance of a wire change when : Its diameter is tripled ?