A wire has a resistance of 280 Ω .
What will the wire's resistance be if it is stretched to be 4.5 times its original length but its volume stays the same?
Solution)
Given, R=280 ohms
Let length be L m
Cross-sectional area= A m^2
Now, after stretch length becomes 4.5 L
And , area becomes A1
Given,
Initial volume= Final Volume
L*A= 4.5L*A1
So, A1=A/4.5
We know,
R= rho*L/A =0.25 (at t=0)
And, R1=rho*(4.5 L/A/4.5)=9*rho*L/A =9*R =9*0.25= 2.25 ohms (Ans)
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