Question

Cylindrical rods of various lengths and cross-sectional areas are made of different materials. Each rod is connected individually to the same battery, whose potential difference is known, and the current in the circuit is measured. Can the resistivities of the rods be compared

Answer 1

The answer is "Yes, because the lengths and cross-sectional areas of the rods can be measured".

Step-by-step explanation:

From resistance:
`(R) =(SL)/(A), \ R=(V)/(I)` Thus we have V and I values, and if length (L) or cross-section zone could be specified (A) So, you can compare that resistivity, that's why the above-given answer is correct.