Physics, asked by meenurani2424, 4 months ago

Two nichrome wires P and Q have the same thickness but P is
longer than Q. which of the two wires has more resistivity? why?​

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Answered by GaneshRM2006
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Answer:

both wire has equal resistivity,

resistivity is the resistance on a unit area so length and cross sectional area will not depend on depend Resistivity.

Resistivity changes only when the material of the conductor changes.

In the question both wires P and Q are of nichrome so both has equal Resistivity.

but wire P has bigger resistance

because resistance depends upon the meterial,cross sectional area and the length of the conductor.

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