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True or false Ohms law used to relate current,voltage and resistance is not applicable to metallic conductors

True or false Ohms law used to relate current,voltage and resistance is not applicable to metallic conductors
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True or false Ohms law used to relate current,voltage and resistance is not applicable to metallic conductors

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true

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applicable to matallic conductors

gold , silver, copper, etc

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