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The conductivity of a metallic conductor with increasing temperature:

Answer: Decreases.

  • A Increases
  • B Decreases
  • C Stays the same
  • D First increases then decreases

Correct answer: B. Decreases

Explanation: In metals, higher temperature causes more ionic vibrations, increasing resistance and decreasing conductivity.

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