The resistivity, \(\mathit{P}\), of a material of length ...
The resistivity, \(\mathit{P}\), of a material of length l, cross-sectional area A, resistance R, is given by the equation
\(\mathit{P} = \frac{RA}{l}\)
\(\mathit{P} = \frac{l}{RA}\)
\(\mathit{P} = \frac{Rl}{A}\)
\(\mathit{P} = \frac{R}{Al}\)
Correct answer is A
resistivity P is directly proportional to the product of resistance and cross-sectional area and inversely proportional to the length of the wire
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