Determine the resistance of an aluminium coilof 174 cm as diameter consists of 14200 turnsand the mean length per turn is 3531 cm. Takethe electrical conductivity of the aluminium coilas 0.22 MS/m.Solution:Area of Cross-section of the Coil (in m2)2.377One possible correct answer is: 2.3778714795021Total Length (in m)501402One possible correct answer is: 501402The Resistance of the Coil (in Q)0.62One possible correct answer is:0.95846222962277

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Determine the resistance of an aluminium coil of 174 cm as diameter consists of 14200 turns and the mean length per turn is 3531 cm. Take the electrical conductivity of the aluminium coil as 0.22 MS/m. Solution: Area of Cross-section of the Coil (in m²) 2.377 One possible correct answer is: 2.3778714795021 Total Length (in m) 501402 One possible correct answer is: 501402 The Resistance of the Coil (in Q) 0.62 One possible correct answer is: 0.95846222962277

Determine the resistance of an aluminium coil of 174 cm as diameter consists of 14200 turns and the mean length per turn is 3531 cm. Take the electrical conductivity of the aluminium coil as 0.22 MS/m. Solution: Area of Cross-section of the Coil (in m²) 2.377 One possible correct answer is: 2.3778714795021 Total Length (in m) 501402 One possible correct answer is: 501402 The Resistance of the Coil (in Q) 0.62 One possible correct answer is: 0.95846222962277

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Chapter4: Numerical Analysis Of Heat Conduction

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