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III. Choose the correct answer. choose the correct answer 1. When we increase the thickness of a conducting wire a. heating effect increases b. heating effect decreases c. no change in heating effect d. no flow of current

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Answered by harshu994
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Answer:

➡️1.Heating affect DECREASES...⬅️

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Answered by Haidy47
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Answer:

(b) Heating effect decreases

Explanation:

R \alpha \frac{L}{A}  -(1)

R - Resistivity

L - Length of Conductor

A - Area of Cross Section (In this case - π r²)

When we increase the thickness of wire, its cross section area increases which means A increases. When A increases then resistivity will decrease becaue as per relation (1): Resistivity is inversely proportional to Area.

Now when the resistivity will decrease, Heat will also decrease because H\alpha R.

H - Heat/Temperature

R - Resistivity

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