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Calculate the electric resistance in ohms for a copper wire has a length of (8 m) and a radius of (2mm) given that its resistivity is (p = 1.6 X10-8 ohm.m) a. 1

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Calculate the electric resistance in ohms for a
copper wire has a length of (8 m) and a radius
of (2mm) given that its resistivity is (p = 1.6
X10-8 ohm .m)
a. 1
b. 2x 10-12
C. 2
d. 3

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