Question

The resistance of a conductor at absolute zero temperature is
(a) Maximum
(b) Minimum
(c) Zero
(d) Infinite​

Answer 1

c zero is correct

Explanation:

At zero temperature in a completely defect-free metal (which doesn't exist in real life), the resistance will be zero. However, a perfect conductor is not the same thing as a superconductor because the two terms refer to distinct quantum mechanical state.

Answer 2

Answer: The resistance of a conductor at absolute zero will be minimum.

Explanation:  Resistance is the opposition to the charge flowing through a given material.

Conductors are the material that conducts current when it is passed through it.

For conductors, $R(Resistance) \propto T(Temperature)$.

At absolute zero i.e, 0K which is also the minimum temperature, the Resistance of the conductor becomes minimum but not exactly zero.

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