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The specific resistance p (rho) of a circular wire of radius r, resistance R & length L is given by p = π^2R/ l. Given r=(0.24+-0.02) cm, R = (30+-1) ohm, l = (4.80+-0.01) cm. The percentage error in specific resistance is nearly

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The specific resistance is given as :

ρ=

l

πr

2

R

Differentiating both sides given (in terms of relative error ):-

ρ

ΔP

=2

r

Δr

+

R

ΔR

+

l

Δl

→(2)

From given data,

r=0.24±0.02cm⇒

r

Δr

=

0.24

0.02

=

12

1

R=30±1Ω⇒

R

ΔR

=

30

1

l=4.80±0.01cm⇒

L

ΔL

=

4.80

0.07

=

480

1

Hence from (1),

ρ

ΔP

=2×

12

1

+

30

1

+

480

1

=20.2%

Explanation:

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