Physics, asked by sarmisheik1234, 6 months ago

is resistance of a conductor is same as its resistivity ? write any 2 factors on which a resistane depends upon.​

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Answered by tiwarishashwat125
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Answer:

Resistance is directly proportional to the length and inversely proportional to area. Another factor that affects resistance is temperature because the resistivity if a function of temperature. It increases on increasing the temperature of the substance.

Explanation:

resistance depends on following factors:

1) Length: It is directly proportional to resistance of the conductor.

2) Area: It is inversely proportional to resistance to the cross sectional area of the conductor.

3) Temperature: It is directly proportional to resistance.

4) Resistivity: It is directly proportional to resistance of the conductor.

Formula showing relation of resistance with these factors.

R = (p*l)/A

where, R = resistance; p = Resistivity; l = length; A = area

Answered by harshapilla0000
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Answer:

No because resistance and resistivity are different

Explanation:

resistance depends on length, area and nature of the material also where as resistivity depends on only nature of the material

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