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1. Why resistance is an important property in the field of electronics and electricity?

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1. Why resistance is an important property in the field of electronics and electricity?

2. When a resistance measuring device, such as the ohmeter, is not available, how would one go about determining the value of resistance in a particular electronic circuit or device?

3. What would be the impact on the resistance, current, and voltage if you put two or more resistors in series and in parallel?

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