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MaRussiya [10]
1 year ago
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compared to a solid wire of the same gauge, stranded wire? select one: a. has a slightly larger diameter b. will carry more curr

ent c. is less susceptible to interference d. is more susceptible to interference
Physics
1 answer:
Sedbober [7]1 year ago
5 0

compared to a solid wire of the same gauge, stranded wire is more susceptible to interference.

A solid wire consists of a solid metal core while stranded wires are made of a quantity of thinner wires that are twisted together into an organized bundle.

But because of the bundle feature of the stranded wires, they have more surface areas in comparison to the solid wires, so there is more chances to have dissipation in this type of wires, specially when high frequency current is being passed.

Due to more dissipation it is more likely to have interference.

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