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3 years ago

Conductors have(blank) resistance. Moderate. Very High. Very low.

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Flura [38]3 years ago

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Answer:

The correct option is C) Very low

Explanation:

In physics, resistance can be described as the opposition to the flow of current or the flow of electrons. Conductors are known to be materials which can conduct electricity. Hence, conductivity and resistance are opposite to each other. Good conductors will have very little or no resistance and will have enhanced conductivity. On the contrary, insulators are materials which will have more resistance and they cannot conduct electricity as efficiently.

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Explanation:

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