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The connections between resistors in a meter bridge are made of thick copper strips because thick copper strips have

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asked Mar 20, 2022 in 12th Physics by varun (6.7k points)

The connections between resistors in a meter bridge are made of thick copper strips because thick copper strips have ....................

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(a) high temperature tolerance (b) high resistance (c) low resistance (d) low conductivity

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