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How to calculate the resistance of one meter nichrome wire?

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    0.17 0.02270 5.341 0.0001907 48.02 0.19 0.02835 5.969 0.0002382 38.44 Do you really have .18 wire? Do you need it more accurate than 43.2 done by splitting the difference?

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See http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Resistivity#Definitions From that you can calculate the resistivity, then calculate the resistance of the fatter wire. Quick&dirty: resistance goes as area [resistivity is constant here so ignore it] so resistance goes as r^2 Resistance of fatter wire = [18/17]^2 that of the thinner Check this approach by multiplying the resistance for the .17 by [19/17]^2 and see if you get the resistance for .19

See http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Resistivity#Definitions From that you can calculate the resistivity, then calculate the resistance of the fatter wire. Quick&dirty: resistance goes as area [resistivity is constant here so ignore it] so resistance goes as r^2 Resistance of fatter wire = [18/17]^2 that of the thinner Check this approach by multiplying the resistance for the .17 by [19/17]^2 and see if you get the resistance for .19

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0.17 0.02270 5.341 0.0001907 48.02 0.19 0.02835 5.969 0.0002382 38.44 Do you really have .18 wire? Do you need it more accurate than 43.2 done by splitting the difference?

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