5. Determine the overall resistance of a 100-meter length of 14 AWA (0.163 cm diameter) wire made of the following materials. a. copper (resistivity = 1.67x10ª Q•m) b. silver (resistivity = 1.59x10* Q•m) c. aluminum (resistivity = 2.65x10* Q•m) d. iron (resistivity = 9.71x10* Q•m) %3D

5. Determine the overall resistance of a 100-meter length of 14 AWA (0.163 cm diameter) wire made of the following materials. a. copper (resistivity = 1.67x10ª Q•m) b. silver (resistivity = 1.59x10* Q•m) c. aluminum (resistivity = 2.65x10* Q•m) d. iron (resistivity = 9.71x10* Q•m) %3D

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Chapter27: Current And Resistance

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