Physics, asked by infarnitethakur2007, 4 months ago

The resistance of a wire is 1Ω. What is the meaning of this statement?

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The resistance of wire is 1 ohm ', this means that, When an electric current of one ampere ( 1 A ) passes through a component across which a potential difference or voltage of one volt ( 1 V ) exists, Then the resistance of that component is one ohm.

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