The resistance, R (in ohms) of a wire varies directly with the length, L (in cm) of the wire,
and inversely with the cross-sectional area, A (in cm^2).
A 500 cm piece of wire with a radius of 0.2cm has a resistance of 0.025 ohm.
Find an equation that relates these variables in the form of R=◻⋅π⋅L◻
Let ρ = resistivity
Let L = length
Let A = cross sectional area
Let r = Radius
R=ρ⋅LArewrite...ρ=A⋅RL|A=πr2ρ=πr2⋅RLρ=r2⋅RL⋅π|L=500 cmR=0.025 Ωr=0.2 cmρ=0.22⋅0.025500⋅πρ=0.04⋅0.025500⋅πρ=0.001500⋅πρ=0.000002⋅π
Find an equation that relates these variables in the form of R=◻⋅π⋅L◻
R=ρ⋅LAρ=0.000002⋅πR=0.000002⋅π⋅LA
