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If the length of wire is halfed and its cross-section area is doubled,then what would be the resistance of wire.(given initially the resistance of wire is R)

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Answered by sayantanbasu8p6pkr2
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Answer:

Resistivity of wire=K

Original length=l

New length(l')=l/2

Original area of cross section=A

New area of cross section=A'=2A

Original resistance(R)=Kl/A

New resistance(R')=Kl'/A'=(K×(l/2))/2A

R'=Kl/4A

R'=R/4

So the resistance of the wire becomes one-fourth of it's original value

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