Physics, asked by msavitha284, 2 months ago

If a wire is stretched to double its
length, what will its new
resistivity be ?
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Answered by sheejaraninandanam
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Answer:

Higher the resistivity, lesser will be its conducting nature. Resistivity does not depend on the length of the conductor. Hence, doubling the length will not change its resistivity.

Answered by rashi18082005
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Answer:

if a wire is stretched to double its length the resistivity will remain constant. Because resistivity does not depend on shape and size of the material, it depends on the nature of a substance and temperature. The resistivity of a substance is its characteristic property.

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