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    Assignment 7 (Physics Senior Spark)

    Current and Electricity


    Name of the Student: ____________________________________________________________

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    1. A wire is stretched uniformly till its length is doubled. Compare the resistances before and after stretching. 2. A wire is stretched by 1%. Calculate the percentage change in the resistance of the wire. 3. Two wires of a circuilar cross-section are made of equal amounts of the same material and have their radii in the ratio 1:2. Find the ratio of their electrical resistances. 4. How much work is done in moving a charge of four coloumbs from a point of 218 volts to a point of 228 volts? 5. The resistance of a circuit is 30, through which a current of 5A is passed for 5 minutes. Find the work done by the current.

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