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1-8 Table 1-2.—Standard Solid Copper (American Wire Gauge) Cross Section Ohms per 1,000 ft Gage number Diameter (mils) Circular mils Square inches 25ºC. = 77ºF. 65ºC. = 149ºF. Ohms per mile 25ºC. = 77ºF. Pounds per 1,000 ft. 0000 460.0 212,000.0 0.166 0.0500 0.0577 0.264 641.0 000 410.0 168,000.0 .132 .0630 .0727 .333 508.0 00 365.0 133,000.0 .105 .0795 .0917 .420 403.0 0 325.0 106,000.0 .0829 .100 .116 .528 319.0 1 289.0 83,700.0 .0657 .126 .146 .665 253.0 2 258.0 66,400.0 .0521 .159 .184 .839 201.0 3 229.0 52,600.0 .0413 .201 .232 1.061 159.0 4 204.0 41,700.0 .0328 .253 .292 1.335 126.0 5 182.0 33,100.0 .0260 .319 .369 1.685 100.0 6 162.0 26,300.0 .0206 .403 .465 2.13 79.5 7 144.0 20,800.0 .0164 .508 .586 2.68 63.0 8 128.0 16,500.0 .0130 .641 .739 3.38 50.0 9 114.0 13,100.0 .0103 .808 .932 4.27 39.6 10 102.0 10,400.0 .00815 1.02 1.18 5.38 31.4 11 91.0 8,230.0 .00647 1.28 1.48 6.75 24.9 12 81.0 6,530.0 .00513 1.62 1.87 8.55 19.8 13 72.0 5,180.0 .00407 2.04 2.36 10.77 15.7 14 64.0 4,110.0 .00323 2.58 2.97 13.62 12.4 15 57.0 3,260.0 .00256 3.25 3.75 17.16 9.86 16 51.0 2,580.0 .00203 4.09 4.73 21.6 7.82 17 45.0 2,050.0 .00161 5.16 5.96 27.2 6.20 18 40.0 1,620.0 .00128 6.51 7.51 34.4 4.92 19 36.0 1,290.0 .00101 8.21 9.48 43.3 3.90 20 32.0 1,020.0 .000802 10.4 11.9 54.9 3.09 21 28.5 810.0 .000636 13.1 15.1 69.1 2.45 22 25.3 642.0 .000505 16.5 19.0 87.1 1.94 23 22.6 509.0 .000400 20.8 24.0 109.8 1.54 24 20.1 404.0 .000317 26.2 30.2 138.3 1.22 25 17.9 320.0 .000252 33.0 38.1 174.1 0.970 26 15.9 254.0 .000200 41.6 48.0 220.0 0.769 27 14.2 202.0 .000158 52.5 60.6 277.0 0.610 28 12.6 160.0 .000126 66.2 76.4 350.0 0.484 29 11.3 127.0 .0000995 83.4 96 440.0 0.384 30 10.0 101.0 .0000789 105.0 121.0 554.0 0.304 31 8.9 79.7 .0000626 133.0 153.0 702.0 0.241 32 8.0 63.2 .0000496 167.0 193.0 882.0 0.191 33 7.1 50.1 .0000394 211.0 243.0 1,114.0 0.152 34 6.3 39.8 .0000312 266.0 307.0 1,404.0 0.120 35 5.6 31.5 .0000248 335.0 387.0 1,769.0 0.0954 36 5.0 25.0 .0000196 423.0 488.0 2,230.0 0.0757 37 4.5 19.8 .0000156 533.0 616.0 2,810.0 0.0600 38 4.0 15.7 .0000123 673.0 776.0 3,550.0 0.0476 39 3.5 12.5 .0000098 848.0 979.0 4,480.0 0.0377 40 3.1 9.9 .0000078 1,070.0 1,230.0 5,650.0 0.0299 Problem: You are required to run 2,000 feet of AWG 20 solid copper wire for a new piece of equipment. The temperature where the wire is to be run is 25º C (77º F). How much resistance will the wire offer to current flow?

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