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A wire of length I and area of aou-aection A wu dnwn into a wire of double Its length by melting orignial resistivity and resistance were rho and R and resistance ?

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Solution :We know R `= rho (I)/(A)`
When a wire is doubled by melting, its length would become DOUBLE and area of cross-section would be HALVED i.e., length of wire =2I and area of crose section `=(A)/(2)` .
Thus we have `R_(1) =(2rhol)/((A)/(2))=(4rhol)/(A)`
where `R_(1)` is the NEW resistance .
Therefore, the new resistance of the wire is 4 R. As resistivity of a material is the characteristic of a given material, hence it remains unchanged.


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