What are resistors? A. magnets that are weak B. batteries that run radios C. electrons that explode D. materials that hold electrons

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What are resistors?

A. magnets that are weak
B. batteries that run radios
C. electrons that explode
D. materials that hold electrons

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D and they were invented by Otis Frank Boykin

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