C. 12-gauge copper wire, 1 meter long D. 18-gauge copper wire, 1 meter long 4. Which wire will produce a dimmer bulb? 5. Which wire offers greater resistance to current flow? 6. Which wire has a bigger cross-sectional area? 7. Which wire allows greater current?

C. 12-gauge copper wire, 1 meter long D. 18-gauge copper wire, 1 meter long 4. Which wire will produce a dimmer bulb? 5. Which wire offers greater resistance to current flow? 6. Which wire has a bigger cross-sectional area? 7. Which wire allows greater current?

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7. Which wire allows greater current?

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