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1)In this laboratory practice we must connect the rheostat to its maximum length (maximum value), why...

1)In this laboratory practice we must connect the rheostat to its maximum length (maximum value), why is this precaution important?

2) Set up the resistivity formula and solve for resistance, length, and cross-sectional area.
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