Topic: General PhysicsCan you solve this following multiple choices please for my assignment, i dont know what to do. 14. This is the conductor's property due to which it passes current:a. conductanceb. inductance15. The resistance of a material varies inversely with its:a. temperatureb. resistivity16. Which of the following has lowest resistance?a. 220V, 60Wb. 220V, 100W17. This is a measure of the opposition to current flow:a. Currentb. Load18. This is the rate of flow of electric charge.a. Currentb. Loadc. powerc. lengthc. 115V, 60Wd. capacitance19. This is a device that converts electric energy to other forms of energy.a. Currentb. Loadd. cross-sectional areac. Potential Difference d. Resistanced. 115V, 100Wc. Potential Difference d. Resistancec. The dryerd. Bothc. Potential Difference d. Resistance20. A toaster is designed to operate with a voltage of 120 V, and a clothes dryer is designed to operate with a voltage of240 V. Based solely on this information, which appliance uses more power?a. The toasterb. Insufficient information is given for an answer

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14. This is the conductor's property due to which it passes current: a. conductance b. inductance 15. The resistance of a material varies inversely with its: a. temperature b. resistivity 16. Which of the following has lowest resistance? a. 220V, 60W 17 Thin in b. 220V, 100W ont flour c. power c. length c. 115V, 60W d. capacitance d. cross-sectional area d. 115V, 100W

14. This is the conductor's property due to which it passes current: a. conductance b. inductance 15. The resistance of a material varies inversely with its: a. temperature b. resistivity 16. Which of the following has lowest resistance? a. 220V, 60W 17 Thin in b. 220V, 100W ont flour c. power c. length c. 115V, 60W d. capacitance d. cross-sectional area d. 115V, 100W

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Author:Raymond A. Serway, Chris Vuille

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Chapter17: Current And Resistance

Section: Chapter Questions

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