What does a resistor in an electrical circuit do?
A. It opposes the flow of electrons.
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What does a resistor in an electrical circuit do?
A. It opposes the flow of electrons.
B. It repels electrons, causing them to return to the battery.
C. It attracts electrons,
causing them to move faster.
D. It allows only a reduced number of electrons to flow through it.
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