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Why do metals typically obey Ohm's Law at room temperature?

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CBSE
Class 12
Physics
Physics Part - I
CURRENT ELECTRICITY
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Why do metals typically obey O...

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Why do metals typically obey Ohm's Law at room temperature?

1

They have low resistivity.

2

They have fixed resistivity regardless of temperature.

3

Their charge carriers are not influenced by external conditions.

4

Their conduction electrons are mobile.

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