Physics, asked by nitish697477, 9 months ago

The resistivity of copper wire is
1.76 X 10-8,2 m and its radius is 10-3.
Find the length of the wire needed to have
a resistance of 10.5 12.
m.​

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Answered by lahamadutta006
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Answer:

R = ρl/A

⇒ R = ρl/πr2 ...(1)

Where,

R = 10.5 Ω, ρ = 1.76 * 10-8Ωm and radius r = 1mm = 1 * 10-3m

From equation (1)

length l = πr2R/ρ

On putting all values you will get

length l = 1873.3 m

Hope This Helps You!!

Explanation:

Answered by Thakshayini
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Answer:

Hi there!!

Explanation:

happy helping

refer to the picture...

since your resistance value is not clearly mentioned...I have done it like this....

use this formula....

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