The document describes an experiment to determine the resistance per unit length of a wire. The apparatus used includes a 100cm long metallic wire, a resistance box ranging from 0-10 ohms, a voltmeter ranging from 0-3V, an ammeter ranging from 0-1A, a 4V DC power supply, a plug key, and connecting wires. Observations of resistance (R), voltage (V), and current (I) are recorded in a table to calculate resistance (r) and then determine the mean resistance per unit length.
The document describes an experiment to determine the resistance per unit length of a wire. The apparatus used includes a 100cm long metallic wire, a resistance box ranging from 0-10 ohms, a voltmeter ranging from 0-3V, an ammeter ranging from 0-1A, a 4V DC power supply, a plug key, and connecting wires. Observations of resistance (R), voltage (V), and current (I) are recorded in a table to calculate resistance (r) and then determine the mean resistance per unit length.
The document describes an experiment to determine the resistance per unit length of a wire. The apparatus used includes a 100cm long metallic wire, a resistance box ranging from 0-10 ohms, a voltmeter ranging from 0-3V, an ammeter ranging from 0-1A, a 4V DC power supply, a plug key, and connecting wires. Observations of resistance (R), voltage (V), and current (I) are recorded in a table to calculate resistance (r) and then determine the mean resistance per unit length.
The document describes an experiment to determine the resistance per unit length of a wire. The apparatus used includes a 100cm long metallic wire, a resistance box ranging from 0-10 ohms, a voltmeter ranging from 0-3V, an ammeter ranging from 0-1A, a 4V DC power supply, a plug key, and connecting wires. Observations of resistance (R), voltage (V), and current (I) are recorded in a table to calculate resistance (r) and then determine the mean resistance per unit length.
To determine the resistance per unit length of the given wire.
Apparatus used
(a) A 100 cm long and uniform metallic wire AB attached to a metre scale on a wooden board. It is provided with binding terminals at its ends. (b) A resistance box R.B. of range 0 to 10 Ω (c) A voltmeter V of range 0 — 3 V (d) An ammeter A of range 0 — 1 A (e) A 4 V d.c. power supply ’E’ (f) A Plug key K (g) A jockey J
🆁 (h) A few connecting wires
🅸 🆂 🅹 Observation table: 🅰
S.No. R ( in ohm) V ( in volts) I (in amp.) r=V/I
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3 🅰
5 🅹
Calculation: Find r0 the mean of all the six values of r.
