ELECTRICAL RESISTANCE OF WIRES AND LABlPS . . IXTENSITY OF CURREXT IN A SIhiPLE CIRCUIT . . IIEATISG EFFECT OF THE CURREST IS A SIMPLE CIRCUIT . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . WORK UTILISED IN A SIMPLE CIRCUIT. . . . . . COXIPOURD ELECTRICAL CIRCUITS . . . . . . . . DISTRIBUTION OF ENERGY IN A COBIPOUND CIRCUIT TABLE OF SQUARES, SQUARE ROOTS, AND RECIPROCALS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . TABLE OF THE BIRhIINGHAhI WIRE GAUGE . . . . ELECTRIC LIGHT ARITHhZh-TIC. 5 and and from the data of the question 48 mils. 23 ExantjZe 8. A length of a thousand feet of wire 95 mils in diameter has a resistance of I 15 Ohm what is the diameter of a wire of the same material of which the resistance of 1,000 fe et is 10.09 Ohms Axs 33 mils. Exnllzjb g. Find the resistance in Ohms of 500 yards of copper wire 165 mils in diameter, the resistance of one mile of pure copper wire 230 mils in diameter being equal to one Ohm. Since