If resistance of a conductor increases, how will its resistivity change?

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Resistivity is the property of a material it do not depend on area and length of the conductor.
so the resistivity will remain same

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If resistance of a conductor increases, how will its resistivity change?

Resistivity is the property of a material it do not depend on area and length of the conductor.so the resistivity will remain same

Resistivity is the property of a material it do not depend on area and length of the conductor.
so the resistivity will remain same