if an wire with 8ohm resistance is melted and a new wire made with double the cross section what would be the resistance of the new wire
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Given Resistance of a wire
Given Resistance of a wireR=
Given Resistance of a wireR= A
Given Resistance of a wireR= ApL
Given Resistance of a wireR= ApL
Given Resistance of a wireR= ApL
Given Resistance of a wireR= ApL On, stretching a wire (a) volume of wire remains constant
Given Resistance of a wireR= ApL On, stretching a wire (a) volume of wire remains constant(b) length of wire increases
Given Resistance of a wireR= ApL On, stretching a wire (a) volume of wire remains constant(b) length of wire increases(c) Area of cross section decreases
Given Resistance of a wireR= ApL On, stretching a wire (a) volume of wire remains constant(b) length of wire increases(c) Area of cross section decreases(d) Resistivity of wire = constant
Given Resistance of a wireR= ApL On, stretching a wire (a) volume of wire remains constant(b) length of wire increases(c) Area of cross section decreases(d) Resistivity of wire = constantOn doubling length by stretching :
Given Resistance of a wireR= ApL On, stretching a wire (a) volume of wire remains constant(b) length of wire increases(c) Area of cross section decreases(d) Resistivity of wire = constantOn doubling length by stretching :L 1 =2L
=2LA1 =A/2
=2LA1 =A/2∴R1= A1pL1 = 2AAp(2L) = A4pL = 4R
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