1. The thickness of a copper wire is measured as 0.00036 inches. Show step by step how to convert thethickness in engineering notation with its respective prefix symbol.2. The resistance of a silver wire can be calculated by the following formula:Resistance (in 1) = p x 1/AWhere p is the resistivity of the material at room temperature (20°C), l is the length of the wire in meter,and A is the cross section area of the wire in meterIf the resistivity of the silver wire is 1.59x10-8 2.m, what will be the cross section area of the wire, A, if itsresistance is 100 2 and the length of wire is 800 meters?

2. The resistivity, resistance, and the length of the silver wire given is,

The thickness of a copper wire is measured as 0.00036 inches. Show step by step how to convert the thickness in engineering notation with its respective prefix symbol. The resistance of a silver wire can be calculated by the following formula: Resistance (in N) = p x l/A Where p is the resistivity of the material at room temperature (20°C), I is the length of the wire in meter, and A is the cross section area of the wire in meter If the resistivity of the silver wire is 1.59x10-8 2.m, what will be the cross section area of the wire, A, if i resistance is 100 Q and the length of wire is 800 meters?

The thickness of a copper wire is measured as 0.00036 inches. Show step by step how to convert the thickness in engineering notation with its respective prefix symbol. The resistance of a silver wire can be calculated by the following formula: Resistance (in N) = p x l/A Where p is the resistivity of the material at room temperature (20°C), I is the length of the wire in meter, and A is the cross section area of the wire in meter If the resistivity of the silver wire is 1.59x10-8 2.m, what will be the cross section area of the wire, A, if i resistance is 100 Q and the length of wire is 800 meters?

EBK ELECTRICAL WIRING RESIDENTIAL

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ISBN:9781337516549

Author:Simmons

Publisher:Simmons

Chapter27: Service-entrance Equipment

Section: Chapter Questions

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