Physics, asked by anmolsk111pdp7rg, 1 year ago

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Answered by Rose28J
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resistance = resistivity * length / area

R = ρl / A

A = πr^2

r = 1mm =0.1cm= 0.001

R = 1.72 * 10^-8 * 100  / 3.14 * 0.001

R= 1. 72 * 10 ^-6 / 3 .14* 10 ^ -3

R = 0.54 * 10^ -3


anmolsk111pdp7rg: You r wrong
bidrohisp57: yeah, bcoz u have considered 'r' in CGS unit while others are in SI units
anmolsk111pdp7rg: plz have a look on the unit of rho ( resistivity )
bidrohisp57: U need not look on the unit of resistivity, i.e., rho! bcoz it is SI unit
Rose28J: i did take r in metres
Rose28J: it is not in centimeter , i mm = 0.001m
anmolsk111pdp7rg: The correct ans. is 0.54
Rose28J: oh yes , just put r^2 so u ll get 10 ^-6, then ur ans would be 0.54!
Answered by bidrohisp57
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R= ρL/A

Here, L(length)=100 m

radius= 1mm= 10^-3m

A(area)= π(radius)^2

ρ(resistivity)= 1.72×10^-8 Ωm

now solve it by the above equation

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