If the length of a copper wire is increased by twice, then its resistivity will be
- A. Doubled
- B. Halved
- C. Same ✓
- D. One-fourth
Correct Answer: C. Same
Explanation
Resistivity is an intrinsic property of the material and its temperature. It does not change with the physical dimensions (length or area) of the wire.
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