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Removing resistant transfer wires from a complete circuit will A. not change the rate of electrical flow. B. increase the rate of electrical flow. C. completely stop the flow of…

Removing resistant transfer wires from a complete circuit will A. not change the rate of electrical flow. B. increase the rate of electrical flow. C. completely stop the flow of…
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Removing resistant transfer wires from a complete circuit will

A.
not change the rate of electrical flow.
B.
increase the rate of electrical flow.
C.
completely stop the flow of electricity.
D.
decrease the rate of electrical flow.

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User LLuz
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Removing resistant transfer wires from a complete circuit will increase the rate of electrical flow.

In short, Your Answer would be Option B

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User Smolesen
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A. not change the rate of electrical flow ❎ [no!]

B. increase the rate of electrical flow ✅ [Yes!]

C. completely stop the flow of electricity ❎ [no!]

D. decrease the rate of electrical flow ❎ [no!]

Option B would most likely be your answer

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