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How does the resistance of the wire vary with the area of the cross section?​

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Therefore, the resistance of a wire varies inversely with the cross sectional area. Note: Since the resistance of a wire varies inversely with the cross sectional area, it means that a thicker wire has a smaller resistance and vice versa.

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