Question 12 of 20 How does decreasing the length of a wire affect a circuit?
A. It reduces the resistance caused by the wire.
B. It reduces the voltage carried by the wire.
O C. It increases the resistance caused by the wire.
D. It increases the current passing through the wire.

If we decrease the length of the wire in a circuit,  It reduces the resistance.

Resistance is the opposition offered to the flow of current by a circuit element. The factors that affect resistance include;

Hence, if we decrease the length of the wire in a circuit,  It reduces the resistance caused by the wire since the resistance depends on the length of the wire.

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