16) Two wires, W1 and W2, are produced from same material. It's known that r112. According to given information: I. W1 more resistant than W2 II. At the same potential difference W2 carries more current. III. W1 charges or discharges capacitor faster if its series connected to capacitor. Which statements are correct given above? A) I and II B) only III C) I and III D) None of them E) All of them

16) Two wires, W1 and W2, are produced from same material. It's known that r112. According to given information: I. W1 more resistant than W2 II. At the same potential difference W2 carries more current. III. W1 charges or discharges capacitor faster if its series connected to capacitor. Which statements are correct given above? A) I and II B) only III C) I and III D) None of them E) All of them

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Chapter23: Electromagnetic Induction, Ac Circuits, And Electrical Technologies

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