The resistivity of alloys $ = {R_{{\rm{alloy}}}}$; the resistivity of constituent metals ${R_{{\rm{metal}}}}$. Then, usually
A${R_{{\rm{alloy}}}} = {R_{{\rm{metal}}}}$
B${R_{{\rm{alloy}}}} < {R_{{\rm{metal}}}}$
CThere is no simple relation between ${R_{{\rm{alloy}}}}$ and ${R_{{\rm{metal}}}}$
D${R_{{\rm{alloy}}}} > {R_{{\rm{metal}}}}$
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D${R_{{\rm{alloy}}}} > {R_{{\rm{metal}}}}$
d In the case of alloys the ions of one material is randomly attached to another ion/ atom of the other material. there is no definite crystal lattice like structure. Hence conduction be tough and thus they have high resistivity.
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