If the length of the wire is doubled then how many times the new resistance increases?
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resistance is directly proportional to its length
therefore resistance will also get doubled
therefore resistance will also get doubled
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we know the relation between resistance and length , denoted by
R= p l /A. ( p- rho, l- length , A- area)
when
length is doubled
R' = p × 2l/A
R' = 2× p l/A
R' = 2× (R). [ :• R = p l/A]
hence, when length is doubled, resistance also gets doubled
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R= p l /A. ( p- rho, l- length , A- area)
when
length is doubled
R' = p × 2l/A
R' = 2× p l/A
R' = 2× (R). [ :• R = p l/A]
hence, when length is doubled, resistance also gets doubled
hope it helped you...
please mark it brainliest
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