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Resistance is 10 ohm, l is increased by 10% by stretching, what is the new resistance

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Answered by anuradha1039
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Answered by Anonymous
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\Large\underline{\underline{\sf \orange{Given}:}}

  • Resistance of wire \sf{(R_1)} = 10Ω

  • Length is increased by = 10%

\Large\underline{\underline{\sf \orange{To\:Find}:}}

  • New resistance (R') = ?

\Large\underline{\underline{\sf \orange{Solution}:}}

Let ,

Original Lenght = L

A = VL

Resistance (R) \implies{\rho \dfrac{L}{A}\:\:\:\:\implies \:\:10Ω}

New Lenght (L')

\implies{\sf L'=L+\dfrac{10}{100}L }

\implies{\sf L'=1.1L }

New Area (A')

\implies{\sf A'=\dfrac{AL}{1.1L}\:\:\:\implies\:\:\: \dfrac{A}{1.1} }

New Resistance (R')

\large\boxed{\boxed{\sf R'=\rho\dfrac{L'}{A'} }}

\implies{\sf R'=\rho \dfrac{1.1L}{\dfrac{A}{1.1}}}

\implies{\sf R'=1.21×\rho\dfrac{L}{A}}

\implies{\sf R'=1.21×10}

\implies{\sf  R'=12.1Ω }

\Large\underline{\underline{\sf \orange{Answer}:}}

⛬ New Resistance is 12.1Ω

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