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When the resistance is doubled up
it gets connected in parallel combination
So by applying parallel combination theory :-
The new resistance will be derived as
==>
1/6 + 1/6 = 1/R
==>
R = 3 ohm
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Explanation:
we know that
R = rho(p) x length / area
R = p x l / A -- eqn 1
wire is doubled so area will be doubled means 2A and length will be halved means l/2
New resistance = p x (l/ 2) / 2A
New resistance = ( p x l )/4 A
from eqn 1 we get,
new resistance = R / 4
Rnew = R/4 = 6/ 4 = 1.5 ohm
therefore new resistance of wire is 1.5 ohm
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