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you physics course you took and realized you can simply design an experiment and measure the resistivity as resistivity s a distinct property of materials.f you determined the resistivity of the wire to be 9.60.15x10-which one of the materials it could be? ? Iron silver Aluminum Copper Gold

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you physics course you took and realized you can simply design an experiment and measure the resistivity as resistivity s a distinct property of materials.f you determined the resistivity of the wire to be 9.60.15x10-which one of the materials it could be? ? Iron silver Aluminum Copper Gold
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you physics course you took and realized you can simply design an experiment and measure the resistivity as resistivity s a distinct property of materials.f you determined the resistivity of the wire to be 9.60.15x10-which one of the materials it could be? ? Iron silver Aluminum Copper Gold
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SubjectPhysics
ClassClass 12