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What would be the effect on the resistance and resistivity of a metal wire by:
a) increasing the length
b) decreasing the area of cross-section
c) increasing the area of cross-section
d) increasing the temperature.
Class 10 Electricity chapter

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Answered by dhanashrisuroshi44
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Answer:

The effect on the resistance of a metal wire of resistance through resistivity, R = ρl/A. Explanation: (a) From the above equation, it is clear that resistance is directly proportional to the length. So, if the length is increased the resistance of the metal wire will increase too.

Answered by divinegroup27
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Answer:

option -a

Explanation:

The effect on the resistance of a metal wire of resistance through resistivity, R = ρl/A. Explanation: (a) From the above equation, it is clear that resistance is directly proportional to the length. So, if the length is increased the resistance of the metal wire will increase too.

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