Physics, asked by anjukumari99210, 5 months ago

Resistance of conductor.

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Answered by BTSARMYvminkook

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Conductor resistance is a property of a conductor at a specific temperature, and it is defined as the amount of opposition there is to the flow of electric current through a conducting medium.

Answered by vrunda1410

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Conductor resistance is a property of a conductor at a specific temperature, and it is defined as the amount of opposition there is to the flow of electric current through a conducting medium.

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