Combining Proportionality Statements

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Homework Statement



Combine the proportionality statements for R and d and R and l to form one statement relating R, d, and l.

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I already know that R∝(1/d squared) and R∝l

The Attempt at a Solution



I thought it was R∝ (l/d squared), but that seems too easy lol.


Please help n_n
 
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Hello qswdefrg,

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qswdefrg said:
I already know that R∝(1/d squared) and R∝l

The Attempt at a Solution



I thought it was R∝ (l/d squared), but that seems too easy lol.
If by that you mean Rl/(d2), then it certainly sounds reasonable to me. :approve:
 
So it turns out I was right after all! And I finished the assignment.

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I just realized now that this wasn't a physics problem at all; just pure common sense ;___;