Physics, asked by ishita1404, 11 months ago

how is the resistance of a wire affected if (a) its length is doubled (b) its radius is doubled? Explain how?

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Answered by cknishant007
4
if length is doubled, resistance doubles too and if radius is doubled resistance decrease by 4 times. Hope this helps.

ishita1404: can you explain how?
cknishant007: because the resistance is directly proportional to the length and inversely proportional to the cross sectional area
ishita1404: ok thanks!
Answered by PrinceThakur7
0
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In the case of Resistance :-

▶The resistance became 4 times if the length and radius is doubled.
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