Physics, asked by rikiyadav427, 2 months ago

Write the formula for resistance of a metallic
conductor at constant temperature.

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Answered by GaganaShri
0

Answer:

Resistance of a metallic conductors increases with increase (or rise) in temperature. because the temperature coefficient of conductors is positive in nature hence resistance is directly proportional to temperature.

Answered by hemachandrika
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the formula for resistance is

v/I

Explanation:

v=volt

I=current

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