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How does the resistivity change with temperature? (a) Increases linearly (b) Decreases linearly (c) First increases and then decreases (d) None of the above​

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The resistivity increases.

  • In GENERAL, when the standard overall temperature of an element rises, the element's potential resistivity also augments.
  • It further changes linearly with effective temperature for minor temperature changes.
  • A MARKED INCREASE in standard temperature in such materials can LIBERATE more charge carriers, NATURALLY resulting in an augmentation in the overall current.


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