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A wire is stretched to increase its length by 5%. Calculate percentage change in its resistance
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Sia ? 6 years, 3 months ago

R={tex}\rho{/tex}L/A
R={tex}\rho{/tex} 5%L/A/5%
R={tex}\rho{/tex}25%(L/A)
R=25%({tex}\rho{/tex}L/A)
R=25%R'

Gurman Kaur 6 years, 3 months ago

As the wire is streched its length inc but area of cross section dec,the change in resistance due to both inc in length and dec in area R={rho} l÷a V=A×L A=V÷l R=[rho] l sq.÷V R=L sq. [For initial] R'=l''(for final) R'÷R= l'÷l whole sq.=0.05sq. R'÷R =0.0025 Inc in % of resistance R'-R÷R×100 (0.0025-1)×100 = 9%inc
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