Question #327075

The resistance of a uniform copper wire 50.0 meters long and 1.15mm in diameter is 0.830 ohms at 20°C. What is the resistivity if the copper at this temperature?

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Expert's answer
2022-04-11T12:02:26-0400

The resistance of the copper wire is:


R=ρlS=ρ4lπd2,R=\rho\frac{l}{S}=\rho\frac{4l}{\pi d^2},


where ρ\rho - the resistivity of the copper;

l - the lenght of the wire;

S - the cross-sectional area of the wire;

d - the diameter of the wire.


So, resistivity is:


ρ=πd2R4l=3.140.0011520.83450=1.72108 Ohmm.\rho=\frac{\pi d^2R}{4l}=\frac{3.14\cdot 0.00115^2\cdot 0.83}{4\cdot 50}=1.72\cdot 10^{-8}\space Ohm\cdot m.


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