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If the cross-sectional area of a wire is decreased while all other factors remain the same, how will the resistance change? OA It will increase OB. It will decrease. OC. It will go to zero. OD The cross-sectional
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If the cross-sectional area of a wire is decreased while all other factors remain the same, how will the resistance change?

OA
It will increase
OB.
It will decrease.
OC. It will go to zero.
OD
The cross-sectional area does not affect the resistance.

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OA I just answer that question
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The answer is OA it will increase.

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