A person gains weight by adding fat—and therefore adding girth—to his body and his limbs, with the amount of muscle remaining constant. How will this affect the electrical resistance of his limbs?
A. The resistance will increase.
B. The resistance will stay the same.
C. The resistance will decrease.
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