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Average resistance of human body is____________?

Correct answer: B. 1000 ohms

  • A. 500 ohms
  • B. 1000 ohms
  • C. 1500 ohms
  • D. 2000 ohms

Explanation

For basic shock calculations, the human body is commonly approximated by a resistance of about 1,000 ohms, although actual resistance varies greatly with skin condition, contact area and moisture.

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