Determine the resistance of an aluminium coil of 1.3 cm as diameter consists of 13100 turns and the mean length per turn is 44 cm. Take the electrical resistivity aluminium coil as 0.017 μΩ–m. The area in cm2 = The total length in m = The resistance of the coil in Ω =

Determine the resistance of an aluminium coil of 1.3 cm as diameter consists of 13100 turns and the mean length per turn is 44 cm. Take the electrical resistivity aluminium coil as 0.017 μΩ–m. The area in cm2 = The total length in m = The resistance of the coil in Ω =

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Determine the resistance of an aluminium coil of 1.3 cm as diameter consists of 13100 turns and the mean length per turn is 44 cm. Take the electrical resistivity aluminium coil as 0.017 μΩ–m.

The area in cm^{2 =}

The total length in m =

The resistance of the coil in Ω =

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