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Does a wire with a resistance of 3 ohms have a greater or lesser resistance than a wire with 5 ohms of resistance
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Does a wire with a resistance of 3 ohms have a greater or lesser resistance than a wire with 5 ohms of resistance

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it will have a lower resistance than the wire with 5 ohms. Think of it as: more ohms more resistance. This is understanable because when you had more resistors to a circuit, the total resistance increases.

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lesser resistance. the lower the ohm the lower the resistance, ohms measure the amount of resistance in an electrical current
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