What would be the new resistance and resistivity of a circular conducting wire if its:
(a) Length is tripled
(b) Length becomes one-third of original.
(c) Cross-sectional area is doubled
(d) cross-sectional area is halved
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b
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because it has to be more dienicity
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(a) If length is tripled, l' = 3l
New resistance,
(b) If length becomes one-third of original, l' = l/3
New resistance,
(c) If area of cross section is doubled, A' = 2 A
New resistance,
(d) If area of cross section is halved, A' = A/2
New resistance,
Resistivity is property of a material. It always remains the same always
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