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The resistivity of a copper wire is 1.76*10^-8 ohm m. the radius of wire is 1mm.Calculate the length of a telegraph wire needed for having a resistance of 10.5 ohm.

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Answered by ferozemulani
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Step-by-step explanation:

l =length of wire

R = resistance

a =area of wire = π*(1*10^-3)^2

rho =resistivity of wire

length = resistance*area/resistivity

= 10.5*(π*1)*10-6/(1.76*10^-8)

= 3.2986*10^-5/(1.76*10^-8)

length = 1.874*10^3 m

= 1.874 km

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