Physics · Conductance
How is the electrical conductance of a conductor defined?
- 1As the total charge flowing per unit temperature change
- 2As the square root of its electrical resistivity
- 3As the product of its resistance and length
- 4As the reciprocal of its electrical resistance✓
Correct answer
As the reciprocal of its electrical resistance
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