The specific resistance of a conductor increases with.
A.increase of temperature
B.increase of cross-sectional area
C.decrease in length
D.decrease of cross sectional are
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Option A and B are the correct answer
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Hey mate.....^_^
Here's ur ans. ,⬇
Since , resistance is inversely proportional to cross - sectional area
D.option is right I.e. Decrease of cross sectional area.
Hope it helps
Here's ur ans. ,⬇
Since , resistance is inversely proportional to cross - sectional area
D.option is right I.e. Decrease of cross sectional area.
Hope it helps
mihirkashyap00p7voaj:
specific resistance is also known as resistivity and we know that resistivity of a material is constant
it never changes.
oh it's specific resistance
I thought just resistance
hmmm
U can report my ans.
no. the question is wrong
according to ur description u r right
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so nevr mind
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