Question

The reciprocal of electrical resistance is (A) voltage (B) current (C) conductance (D) none of the above

Answer 1

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Answer 2

Answer:

Concept:

By ohm's law, $V=I*R$  where

$V$→ voltage

$I$→ current

$R$→ Resistance

Explanation:

Resistance:

• The opposition to current flow in an electrical circuit is measured by resistance. The Greek letter omega (Ω) represents the unit of measurement for resistance, known as ohms.

• The voltage across something divided by the current flowing through it is used to represent an object's resistance. Ohms units are used to measure resistance.

Conductance:

• How quickly current can flow inside a component is determined by the conductance of the component. Siemens are used to measure conductance (S).
• A circuit device's conductance is a measurement of the current it produces for a specific applied voltage.

• Conductance is resistance reciprocal, or R, and is frequently represented by the letter G.
• The unit of conductance is also measured in mho(reciprocal of ohm).

Hence, reciprocal reciprocal of electrical resistance is Conductance.

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