The unit of resistivity is:(a) ohms(b) ohm millimetre(c) ohm metre(d) ohm/metre

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The unit of resistivity is:(a) ohms(b) ohm millimetre(c) ohm metre(d) ohm/metre..

Answer / prti3116

ohm/metre

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The unit of resistivity is:(a) ohms(b) ohm millimetre(c) ohm metre(d) ohm/metre..

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ohm metre

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The unit of resistivity is:(a) ohms(b) ohm millimetre(c) ohm metre(d) ohm/metre..

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Ohm meter

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The unit of resistivity is:(a) ohms(b) ohm millimetre(c) ohm metre(d) ohm/metre..

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Ohm per meter

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