When a uniform nickel chromium wire is drawn into a uniform wire of 110 in diameter, its resistance becomes n times of the original, then n is () A. 11000B. 1100C. 100D. 10000

When a uniform nickel chromium wire is drawn into a uniform wire of 110 in diameter, its resistance becomes n times of the original, then n is () A. 11000B. 1100C. 100D. 10000


The diameter of the cross section of the nickel chromium wire is D, and the cross section area is S1 = 14 π D2. According to the mathematical knowledge, the cross section area after the diameter changes is S2 = S1100. Because the volume of the nickel chromium wire remains unchanged, the length becomes 100 times of the original. According to the resistance law r = ρ ls, the resistance is 10000 times of the original, that is 10000r



43) a resistance wire of uniform thickness and thickness, with a resistance of 48 ohm. At that time, it was cut into n sections, and then the n sections of the resistance wire were combined into a strand. The measured resistance was 3 ohm, n=


When the resistance is folded and combined, the resistance will become half of the original
So 48 / 2 ^ n = 3 gives n = 4



A wire of uniform thickness has a resistance of 9 ohm. Divide it into three parts, each part has a resistance of () and mix them together. The total resistance is ()
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How to understand Ohm's law and resistance? What's the relationship between left and right sliding rheostat and current and voltage
It's a bit slow to master. I hope to explain it in detail


In fact, the idea of the topic is: first, when you move the slide, the resistance of the access circuit becomes larger or smaller; then: if the resistance becomes larger, the corresponding total current decreases; otherwise, the total current becomes larger; finally: apply Ohm's law to the constant resistance in the circuit, that is, the current and voltage are positive