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Question 35
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Why must the current in the wire be kept small during an investigation into how the resistance of a wire depends on its length?

[1]
A

So the reading on the ammeter does not go above its full scale

B

So the potential difference across the wire stays the same throughout

C

So the charge flowing in the wire is not used up too quickly

D

So the wire does not heat up, which would change its resistance

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