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Answered by ItzAditt007
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Here,

We know that,

Resistance (R) = rho(r)×l/A

Therefore,

Resistance of P:-

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Resistance of Q:-

{\large{\red{\boxed{=\:r×2l/A}}}}

Resistance of R:-

{\large{\red{\boxed{=\:r×l/2A}}}}

Resistance of S:-

= r × 2l/2A

{\large{\red{\boxed{=\:r×l/A}}}}

Therefore clearly we can see that wire P and S have same resistance.

So P and S are the pairs of wire which have same resistance.

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