Question

if the length of the wire becomes three times it's initial length, the new resistance will be​

Answer 1

Explanation:

$\tt\red{ QUESTION}$$\tt\blue{::}$

if the length of the wire becomes three times it's initial length, the new resistance will be

$\tt\red{ ANSWER}$$\tt\blue{::}$

Resistance will become three times the original resistance.

$\tt\red{ SOLUTION}$$\tt\blue{::}$

$resistance = p \frac{l}{a} \\ \\ \tt \red \implies \: \tt \red{r \tt \orange\infty} \mathfrak\pink {l}$

Answer 2

Explanation:

$\tt\red{ QUESTION}\tt\blue{::}$

if the length of the wire becomes three times it's initial length, the new resistance will be

$\tt\red{ANSWER}\blue{::}$

Resistance will become three times the original resistance.

$\tt\red{SOLUTION}\tt\blue{::}$

$\begin{gathered}resistance = p \frac{l}{a} \\ \\ \tt \red \implies \: \tt \red{r \tt \orange\infty} \mathfrak\pink {l}\end{gathered}$