Why was the resistance of the long wire multiplied to the potential difference?

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Vikas TU · Answer

Hiii Jagruti First of all just clear your question , what do you want to ask ? I did not get the question properly. Resistance of long wire is usually large and we use capacitors in transmission lines to transmitt . Impedance of capacitance is 1/Xc When we find current V= IR capacitive impedance will get multiplied. Just clear yur question once.

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Why was the resistance of the long wire multiplied to the potential difference?

Why was the resistance of the long wire multiplied to the potential difference?

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