On what factors does the resistance of a conductor depend
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Now, according to ohms law:
"The voltage across the ends of a conductor is DIRECTLY PROPOTIONAL to the current flowing through it. "
ie: v is directly prop to current
hence the constant quantity known as R arises
therefore THE FACTORS THAT AFFECT RESISTANCE OF A CONDUCTOR ARE:
1 : CURRENT
2: VOLTAGE
"WHERE RESISTANCE IS DIRECTLY PROP TO VOLTAGE AND CURRENT INVERSELY PROP TO RESISTANCE.
Now, according to ohms law:
"The voltage across the ends of a conductor is DIRECTLY PROPOTIONAL to the current flowing through it. "
ie: v is directly prop to current
hence the constant quantity known as R arises
therefore THE FACTORS THAT AFFECT RESISTANCE OF A CONDUCTOR ARE:
1 : CURRENT
2: VOLTAGE
"WHERE RESISTANCE IS DIRECTLY PROP TO VOLTAGE AND CURRENT INVERSELY PROP TO RESISTANCE.
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The formula for Resistance is :- p l/a
( p = specific resistance, l = length, a = area )
Therefore, Resistance depends on -
1】Length of conductor ( Increases with increase in length)
2】Cross-sectional area ( Decreases with increase in cross-sectional area )
3】Type of Material
4】Temperature ( Increases with increase in Temperature)
Hope this helps : )
( p = specific resistance, l = length, a = area )
Therefore, Resistance depends on -
1】Length of conductor ( Increases with increase in length)
2】Cross-sectional area ( Decreases with increase in cross-sectional area )
3】Type of Material
4】Temperature ( Increases with increase in Temperature)
Hope this helps : )
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