Select All that Apply Electrical resistivity increases with
(Select All that Apply) Electrical resistivity increases with...
increasing length of the sample.
decreasing cross sectional area of the sample.
increasing temperature for a pure semiconductor such as undoped silicon.
addition of a doping element to a semiconductor, such as boron or phosphorous in silicon.
increasing temperature for a metal such as copper.
cold working of a metal such as copper.
| increasing length of the sample. | ||
| decreasing cross sectional area of the sample. | ||
| increasing temperature for a pure semiconductor such as undoped silicon. | ||
| addition of a doping element to a semiconductor, such as boron or phosphorous in silicon. | ||
| increasing temperature for a metal such as copper. | ||
| cold working of a metal such as copper. |
Solution
R = row l/A increasing length of the sample
decreasing cross sectional area of the sample
increasing temperature for a metal such as copper.
