Physics, asked by iqra12345678, 1 year ago

The length of a wire is doubled by pulling it.
Find the new resistance.

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Answered by Anonymous
11
resistance remain same.

iqra12345678: how??
Answered by waqarsd
19

let The Resistance of wire be R

Its Ressistivity S

Its length and area l and A

R =  \frac{Sl}{A} \\  \\ R =  \frac{S  {l}^{2}  }{A \times l} \\  \\ R =  \frac{S {l}^{2} }{v} \\  \\ R ^{1}  =  \frac{S {(2l)}^{2} }{v} \\  \\ R {}^{1} 4 \frac{S {l}^{2} }v \\  \\ R {}^{1} =4 R \\  \\ here \: v \: is \: volume \: of \: the \: wire \:  \\ which \: is \: constant \\  \\

hope it helps.

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