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A piece of wire of resistance r is cut into two equal parts. If this two parts are now connected in parallel, then state how the resistance and the resistivity of the combination will change. Justify your answer

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Answered by tiwaavi
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Answer ⇒  Resistivity remains unchanged and resistice of combination is r/4.

Explanation ⇒ Resistivity being an property of the matter do not changes either its length or area of cross section changes.

Now, As per as the question, A wire having Resistance 'r' is break into 2 equal parts,

then, Resistance will becomes half. You know how, Let us check.

Let length of wire be L. After it is break, then length of each parts be L/2.

Area will remains same, since it is nor stretched or compressed, but breaken from middle.

Resistivity will remains unchanged.

Thus, Resistivity Initial = Resistivity final.

rA/L = RA/(L/2)

r = 2R

OR R = r/2

This means Resistance will becomes half.

When the are connected in parallel, then Equivalent resistance is given by the expression,

Re = r/4

Hence, the Resistance of the combination will be r/4 and its resistivity of combination initially and finally will be always same.

Hope it helps.

Answered by Anonymous
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Let the starting resistance is R, now cut it half into two pieces now two resistance is R/2 and R/2 right

now come to the parallel combination

1/Req=1/r1+1/r2

there for.1/(r/2)+1/(r/2)

It will look like.2/R+2/R=4/R

Now R equivalent=R/4 so answer will be R/4❤️

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