Describe how temperature affects the resistance of an electrical conductor.
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Temperature affects the resistance of an electrical conductor. In most conductors (copper, aluminum, and so on), resistance increases with temperature. Carbon is an exception because the resistance decreases as temperature increases. Certain alloys of metals (Manganin and Constantan) have resistance that does not change with temperature.
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Indicate whether the statement is true or false.
Why is it important to consider the ABS (antilock brake system) when servicing a CV joint?
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Beginning with the 2000 model year, enhanced EVAP systems were introduced that can detect a leak as small as ________
A) 0.040 in. B) 0.020 in. C) 0.002 in. D) None of these