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If a wire is stretched to make it 0.1 % longer the percentage change in its resistance would be:

A

Zero

B

0.002

C

0.001

D

0.004

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The correct Answer is:
C

Volume V = lA
`(Delta A)/A = -(Delta l)A`
Since volume does not change
`(Delta A)/A = - (Delta l)/A" …(1)"`
`R = (rho l)/A`
` :." "(Delta R)/R = (Delta l)/l - (Delta A)/A`
From (1) `(Delta R)/R = (Delta l)/l - ( -(Delta l)/l) `
` = (2Delta l)/l = 2 xx 0.1 = 0.2 %`
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