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find the resistance of 134m of No.20 copper wire at 20 degrees C (p=1.72x10^-6Ohom cm , A= 2.07x10^-2 cm ^2)
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Answered by Damon
13400 cm (1.72*10^-6) ohm cm /2.07*10^-2 cm^2

= [(1.34)(1.72)/(2.07)] * 10^(4-6+2)

= 1.11 Ohms
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