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Answered by BulletprrofArmy

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Answer:

first table

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The answer is the first table as silver mad copper are conductors and bakelite and gold are insulators

Answered by Starcorni124

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Answer:

1. Incorrect

2. Correct

3. Incorrect

4. Incorrect

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