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Match the pairs. ‘A’ Group ‘B’ Group 1. Free electrons a. V/R 2. Current b. Increases the resistance in the circuit 3. Resistivity c. Weakly attached 4. Resistances in series d. VA/LI

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Match the pairs.

‘A’ Group  ‘B’ Group 
1. Free electrons a. V/R 
2. Current b. Increases the resistance in the circuit 
3. Resistivity c. Weakly attached 
4. Resistances in series d. VA/LI
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Solution

‘A’ Group  Answer
1. Free electrons c. Weakly attached
2. Current a. V/R
3. Resistivity d. VA/LI
4. Resistances in series b. Increases the resistance in the circuit
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Chapter 3: Current Electricity - Exercise [Page 44]

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Balbharati Science and Technology [English] Standard 9 Maharashtra State
Chapter 3 Current Electricity
Exercise | Q 5. | Page 44

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