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The resistivity of a conductor is `(rho)`, its length (l), its area of cross section (A) and its temperature `(theta)` vary as

A

`rho alpha l`

B

`rho alpha 1/A`

C

`rho alpha theta`

D

`rho alpha 1/theta`

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