Physics, asked by lohithraaj, 10 months ago

If length of a metallic wire becomes n times,
its resistance becomes
(a)
 {n}^{2} times

(b)
 \sqrt{n} times

(c)
 \frac{1}{ \sqrt{n} }
times

(d)
 \frac{1}{ {n}^{4} }
times

Answers

Answered by sameer4316
0

Answer:

ANSWER IS D

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Answered by parisingh9
1

Explanation:

As the resistance of the wire is directly proportional to the length but inversely proportional to cross sectional area thus resistance increases by 10% as the length increases but as the area decreases by 10 % then again the resistance increased by 10 % .

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