the resistance of a conductor is inversely proportional to square of the radius or not
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Because R=p×l/A
A =pi×r^2
Because R=p×l/A
A =pi×r^2
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no it is not proportional to square of the radius it is v=RI
where I is current flowing through conductor, v Is potential difference
Also in case of resistivity
which rho ,p= R×L\A
where L is length of conductor, A is area of cross section of two ends of conductor
so R= rho×A/L
where I is current flowing through conductor, v Is potential difference
Also in case of resistivity
which rho ,p= R×L\A
where L is length of conductor, A is area of cross section of two ends of conductor
so R= rho×A/L
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