kachilsonping kachilsonping

19-01-2017
Biology

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Which of the following does not affect the electrical resistance of a body?

ATemperature of the body
BLength of the body
CMaterial composing the body
DBodies directly surrounding the bodyD. Bodies directly surrounding the body does not affect the electrical resistance of a body. ..............

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Anonymous Anonymous

19-01-2017

D). Bodies directly surrounding the body does not affect the electrical resistance of a body!!!

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mrsboobae2013 mrsboobae2013

20-01-2017

D.bodies directly surrounding the body is correct took pf test

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