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the resistance of a wire is 'R' and it's 'P'. what will be it's resistance and resistivity if it's length increases by two times and area decreases by two times ??​

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Answered by Anonymous
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  • Here comes a proportionality constant called resistivity which only depends on temperature and the nature of material. So if the length of a wire is increased 2 times then its resistance also increases 2 times but its resistivity remains constant as the temperature is constant and the material is same.
Answered by shridhi12155
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Here comes a proportionality constant called resistivity which only depends on temperature and the nature of material. So if the length of a wire is increased 2 times then its resistance also increases 2 times but its resistivity remains constant as the temperature is constant and the material is same.

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