Nichrome wire of length L and radius r has resistance of 10 ohms . How would the resistance of wire change when 1)only length of the wire is doubled 2)only diameter of the wire is doubled ?justify your answer
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Given :
length =L
resistance= 10 ohms
radius =r
1] )only length of the wire is doubled :
We know that :
R=ρ L/A
Let the new resistance be : R1
R1 =ρ(2 L)/A =2 ρ L/A=2R=2x10=20 ohms
So if only the length of Ni chrome wire doubles the , Resistance becomes doubles.
R=20 ohms
2]only diameter of the wire is doubled:
R=ρ L/A
When diameter doubles, radius of wire also doubles.A=πr²A1=π(2r)² =4 π r²=4A
The new resistance will be :R2=ρL/4A=R/4=10/4=2.5ohms
length =L
resistance= 10 ohms
radius =r
1] )only length of the wire is doubled :
We know that :
R=ρ L/A
Let the new resistance be : R1
R1 =ρ(2 L)/A =2 ρ L/A=2R=2x10=20 ohms
So if only the length of Ni chrome wire doubles the , Resistance becomes doubles.
R=20 ohms
2]only diameter of the wire is doubled:
R=ρ L/A
When diameter doubles, radius of wire also doubles.A=πr²A1=π(2r)² =4 π r²=4A
The new resistance will be :R2=ρL/4A=R/4=10/4=2.5ohms
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