Please Asap Wire A and wire B have the same length and the same resistance. The cross-sectional area of wire A is smaller than the cross-sectional area of wire B. Whichstatement is true?wire A and wire B have the same resistivityO wire A has a larger resistivity than wire BO wire A has a smaller resistivity than wire B

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resistance. The cross- ectional area of wire A is smaller than the cross-sectional area of wire B. Whit tatement is true? wire A and wire B have the same resistivity wire A has a larger resistivity than wire B wire A has a smaller resistivity than wire B

resistance. The cross- ectional area of wire A is smaller than the cross-sectional area of wire B. Whit tatement is true? wire A and wire B have the same resistivity wire A has a larger resistivity than wire B wire A has a smaller resistivity than wire B

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Wire A and wire B have the same length and the same resistance. The cross-
sectional area of wire A is smaller than the cross-sectional area of wire B. Which
statement is true?
wire A and wire B have the same resistivity
O wire A has a larger resistivity than wire B
O wire A has a smaller resistivity than wire B

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