What is the difference between a resistor and a potentiometer in an electrical circuit.

a. A resistor is a fixed component that provides a constant level of resistance, while a potentiometer is an adjustable component that can vary its resistance.
b. A potentiometer is a fixed component that provides a constant level of resistance, while a resistor is an adjustable component that can vary its resistance.
c. A resistor and a potentiometer are the same thing.
d. A resistor and a potentiometer both store electrical charge.
Answer: a. A resistor is a fixed component that provides a constant level of resistance, while a potentiometer is an adjustable component that can vary its resistance.

 

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