Please choose the correct option. Thank you The temperature of copper wire is raised. ItsresistanceОа.remains the sameO b.decreasesОс.increasesO d.Any of the above, depending on thetemperatures involved.

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The temperature of copper wire is raised. Its esistance remains the same Ɔ a. decreases increases Ɔ d. Any of the above, depending on the temperatures involved.

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The temperature of copper wire is raised. Its
resistance
Оа.
remains the same
O b.
decreases
Ос.
increases
O d.
Any of the above, depending on the
temperatures involved.

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