help.... Activity 1.1The Wide RoadObjective: At the end of the activity the students will be able to discuss the relationshipof current and resistance (cross sectional area of a wire).Directions: Read the questions carefully and briefly explain your point of view aboutwhat is being asked for each item. Refer to the figure below.a1. Which of the following wires will allow greater current to pass through?Why?2. How does the diameter of the wire affect the amount of current?

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a d 1. Which of the following wires will allow greater current to pass through? Why? 2. How does the diameter of the wire affect the amount of current?

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