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when the diameter of a wire is doubled its resistance becomes​

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Answered by Anonymous
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The resistance of the wire is R=4ρL ∕ (πd²). Now if the diameter is doubled then the new resistance is R'=4ρL∕(π(2d)²) =4ρL∕(4πd²) =0.25R. Hence we see that the resistance of the wire becomes 25% of original resistance.

Answered by Anonymous
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A is the cross sectional area of wire. Which is exactly 1/4 times of previous resistance. So according to the query , if diameter is doubled then resistance will decrease to 4 times.

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