The unit of measurement of force that pushes electrons through a conductor is the (1pts) question 4 - the unit of measurement of force that pushes electrons through a conductor is the select ampere as your answer ampere select volt as your answer volt select ohm as your answer ohm select watt as your answer watt

Volt

Explanation:

According to Ohm's Law

where,

I = Current

V = Voltage

R = Resistance

The current can be thought as the total number of electrons that going through the circuit.

The resistance is the property of a condutor that resists the movement of electrons.

The voltage measures the amount of difference in potential in the circuit. The flow of electricity will only take place if there exists a difference in potential. This can be also considered as the force that pushes the electrons in the conductor.

this means that the temperature of both substances will be equal

i think it's 35 meters