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Which of the following changes would increase the resistance of a metal wire? O decreasing the length of the wire o increasing the length of the wire O making the wire of a mate…

Which of the following changes would increase the resistance of a metal wire? O decreasing the length of the wire o increasing the length of the wire O making the wire of a mate…
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Which of the following changes would increase the

resistance of a metal wire?
O decreasing the length of the wire
o increasing the length of the wire
O making the wire of a material with lower resistivity
o increasing the diameter of the wire

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User Charlie Weems
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Answer:

The resistance, R, of a wire depends on its length, cross-sectional area, and on its specific resistance by the following equation:

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