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What does resistance do to a circuit?

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it drops current

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What is a resistance circuit?
A circuit that has resistances singly, in series, in parallel, or series parallel.
What is resistance do in a circuit?
lowers the amt of electrical current flowing through it.
What does resistance do in a circuit?
It slows down the current. Resistance has absolutely no effect on the 'speed' of the current. It simply limits its value.
What is the resistance of a circuit?
The resistance of a circuit is the total opposition offered to the flow of electric current.
Reducing the resistance in a circuit causes the?
It causes a higher current in the circuit.