A resistance
A) increases opposition with an increase in frequency
B) has only opposition to current
C) has a concentrated magnetic field that opposes a change in current
D) has an electric field to store charge that opposes a change in voltage

Question

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A resistance primarily opposes the flow of electric current through it, which is its fundamental characteristic. It does not inherently change with frequency, nor does it have a concentrated magnetic field or an electric field for storing charge as described in the other options. Resistance is a measure of the opposition to current flow in an electrical circuit.

A Resistance