The following four wires are made of the same material and are at the same temperature. Which one of them has highest electrical resistance
ALength $=$ $50\, cm$, diameter $=$ $0.5\, mm$
BLength $=$ $100\, cm$, diameter $=$ $1\, mm$
CLength $=$ $200\, cm$, diameter $=$ $2\, mm$
DLength $=$ $300\,cm$, diameter $=$ $3\, mm$
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ALength $=$ $50\, cm$, diameter $=$ $0.5\, mm$
a (a) $R \propto \frac{l}{{{r^2}}}$. For highest resistance $\frac{l}{{{r^2}}}$ should be maximum, which is correct for option $(a)$
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