The temperature dependence of resistances of $Cu$ and undoped $Si$ in the temperature range $300-400\ K$, is best described by
ALinear increase for $Cu$, exponential decrease of $Si$
BLinear decrease for $Cu$, linear decrease for $Si$
CLinear increase for $Cu$, linear increase for $Si$
DLinear increase for $Cu$, exponential increase for $Si$
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