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A copper wire is stretched to make it `0.5%` longer. The percentage change in its electrical resistance if its volume remains unchanged is :

A

`2.5% `

B

`0.5%`

C

`2.0%`

D

`1.0%`

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The correct Answer is:
D

`(Deltal)/l = 0.5% implies (DeltaA)/A =-0.5%`
`R =rho(l)/A`
`(DeltaR)/R=(Deltal)/l-(DeltaA)/(A)=(DeltaR)/R=0.5%+0.5%=1%`
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