What is not a resistor? Check all that apply. a. Something that limits the flow of electrons b. Something that limits the voltage c. Something that robs energy from the system in terms of heat d. Something that produces a voltage drop across it

What is not a resistor? Check all that apply. a. Something that limits the flow of electrons b. Something that limits the voltage c. Something that robs energy from the system in terms of heat d. Something that produces a voltage drop across it

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Chapter9: Current And Resistance

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Problem 78AP: A 20.00-ohm; 5.00-watt resistor is placed in series with a power supply, (a) What is the maxim tun...

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What is not a resistor? Check all that apply.
a. Something that limits the flow of electrons
b. Something that limits the voltage
c. Something that robs energy from the system in terms of heat
d. Something that produces a voltage drop across it

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