Physics, asked by Narendrakumarsingh, 1 year ago

what happens to the resistivity of a conductor when it is made thinner and longer?

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Answered by mohitkewat
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Resistivity increase
wwwsain020: You are wrong.
Answered by kunalarora1234pa8muk
2
resistivity depends on nature of material and temprature but not on dimension so it does not change with change in length ao area
wwwsain020: I was also thinking this.
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