Physics, asked by chirag200428, 11 months ago

resistance of a metal wire of length 2 metre is 30 ohm at temperature 25 degree Celsius if the diameter of the wire is 0.6 mm then what will be the resistivity of the metal at the temperature​

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Answered by dhonisuresh0703
1

Answer:

resistivity=rho =8.4 ohm metre

Explanation:

area of cross section=a =2*3.14*r*r=6.28*0.09=0.56

wkt,

resistivity,rho=resistance*area of cross section/length of conductor

=> rho= 30*0.56/2

         =16.8/2

         =8.4 ohm metre.

Answered by Aayush123456789
0

Answer:

length x resistance x diameter of wire/tempreature=constant

Explanation:

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