Physics, asked by himanshi14011998, 6 months ago

the mass of a copper wire of resistance R1 and length L one is four times the mass of another copper wire of length L to and resistance R to Fir 1 equals to are to which one of the following is correct

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Answered by nduncan123

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Answer:

cvfv

Explanation:

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