3/19-1) Which of the following are true? Ohm'sLaw...A. .says that current in a wire is proportional toresistance.B. ...is a law of nature, like conservation of energy,which is always exactly obeyed.C. ...describes the properties of some conductingmaterials.D. ..A and B.E. ...B and C.

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Which of the following are true? Ohm's
Law...
A. .says that current in a wire is proportional to
resistance.
B. ...is a law of nature, like conservation of energy,
which is always exactly obeyed.
C. ...describes the properties of some conducting
materials.
D. ..A and B.
E. ...B and C.

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