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Question
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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