Question #89542
A wire has a diameter of 5mm, length 50m and resistivity 3.2x10 to the power of -8 ohms meter. What is the resistance of my wire?
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Expert's answer
2019-05-13T10:27:37-0400

The electrical resistance of a homogeneous conductor with a specific resistance ρ, a length l and a cross-sectional area S can be calculated by the formula

R=ρl/SR=\rho*l/S

S=πd2/4S=\pi*d^2/4

R=4ρl/(πd2)=0.082OhmR=4*\rho*l/(\pi*d^2)=0.082Ohm

Answer: 0.082Ohm


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