if the area of a conducting wire increased by 2 times and length of a conducting is reduced to half. then what will be resistance?
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Let the original length of the wire = l meters
Also, let the area of the wire = a m²
Resistance-1 = ρ length/area
= ρ l/a
Now, the cross-sectional area increased by 2 times and the length reduced to half .
Cross-sectional area = 2a m²
length = l/2 m
Resistance -2 = ρ (l/2)/2a
Resistance -2 = ρ l/2 * 1/2a
= ρ l/4a
The new resistance decreased by 4 times.
Hope this helps you.
Also, let the area of the wire = a m²
Resistance-1 = ρ length/area
= ρ l/a
Now, the cross-sectional area increased by 2 times and the length reduced to half .
Cross-sectional area = 2a m²
length = l/2 m
Resistance -2 = ρ (l/2)/2a
Resistance -2 = ρ l/2 * 1/2a
= ρ l/4a
The new resistance decreased by 4 times.
Hope this helps you.
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