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what is electrical resistivity of a material? what is its unit? describe an experiment to study the factors on which the resistance of conducting wire depends​

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Answered by Anonymous
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Resistivity is the resistance of the conductor which have one meter length and one meter area

the SI unit of Resistivity is Ohm meter

It is depend on

# length

# area of cross section

# resistance

# temperature

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Ans. The inherent property of a conductor because of which it resists the flow of electric

current is called resistivity. Resistivity for a particular material is unique,

(Ohm metre),

The SI unit of resistivity is Experiment to study the factors on which resistance of conducting wire depends:

• Take an ammeter, electric cell, plug key, nichrome wire and wires of different

materials

Make the circuit as shown in figure.

• Start the experiment with nichrome wire. Attach it in the circuit and take ammeter

reading

• Change the length of nichrome wire and take ammeter reading

• Change the thickness of nichrome wire and take ammeter reading

After above steps, use copper wire for the experiment. Attach a copper wire in the

circuit and take ammeter reading.

Change the length of copper wire and take ammeter reading,

Change the thickness of copper wire and take ammeter reading

• Repeat above steps with wires of different materials

Observations:

• It is seen that resistance depends on material of conductor.

Resistance depends on length of conductor.

• • Resistance depends on area of cross-section.

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