A wire of initial length L0 and radius r0 has a measured resistance of 2 Ohms. The wire is drawn under tensile stress to a new uniform radius of r = 0.2r0. What is the new resistance of the wire? Assume the radius and the length of the wire can change (Assume the radius and the length of the wire can change)
3375 Ohms
69444Ohms
1875Ohms
1250Ohms
A wire of initial length L0 and radius r0 has a measured resistance of 2 Ohms....
A wire of initial length Ly and radius to has a measured resistance of 2 Ohms. The wire is drawn under tensile stress to a new uniform radius of r-0270 What is the new resistance of the wire? Hint: Assume the radius and the length of the wire can change. 1.250 Ohms 1875 Ohms 69444 Ohms 3,375 Ohms None of the above
Question 1 3 pts A wire of initial length Lo and radius ro has a measured resistance of 2 Ohms. The wire is drawn under tensile stress to a new uniform radius of r-0.270 What is the new resistance of the wire? Hint: Assume the radius and the length of the wire can change. 1.250 Ohms 1,875 Ohms 69444 Ohms 3,375 Ohms None of the above Next →
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