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Does the size of the conductor determine the amount of current it can carry? * Yes No

Does the size of the conductor determine the amount of current it can carry? * Yes No
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Does the size of the conductor determine the amount of current it can

carry? *
Yes
No

User Xcesco
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I believe that the correct answer is yes it can.
User Treeblah
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Yes. It does influence the amount of current it can carry, and it could also alter the resistance.

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