3. What happens when you only touch one probe to the resistor / resistive component?If we touch only one probe to the resistor / resistive component then multimeter will notbe able to measure the resistance of resistor / resistive component. It happened sobecause touching only one probe of multimeter with the resistor doesn't make the circuitcomplete. Without any completion of the circuit, it is impossible to measure theresistance of resistive component.It is possible to measure the resistance of any resistive component via multimeter only ifwe touch both the probes of multimeter with two sides of the resistive component so asto measure the resistance accurately without any error.4. What does this tells us about the nature of resistance, and how it is measured? (Baseyour answer in #3)

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