A battery having a voltage of 3.00 V is connected through a rheostat to a uniform wire 100 cm long. The wire has a resistance of the rheostat be in order that the voltage per millimeter of the wire shall be exactly 1 mV?

A battery having a voltage of 3.00 V is connected through a rheostat to a uniform wire 100 cm long. The wire has a resistance of the rheostat be in order that the voltage per millimeter of the wire shall be exactly 1 mV?

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