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What is the resistance of a copper wire, diameter of 1.50mm and length of 25.0 m?
i got R=pl/A R=p(25m)/(3.14*(.00075^2)) how ever i found the answers online and they give me this
(1.68*10^-8)(25.0)/(3.14*(.00075^2))
8 years ago

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bobpursley
and what is your question?
8 years ago
Anonymous
ah never mind i mixed up p wiht power instead of resistivity.
8 years ago

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