$E$ is the electric field inside a conductor whose material has conductivity $\sigma$ and resistivity $\rho$. The current density inside the conductor is $J$. The correct form of Ohm's law is
- A$E=\sigma J$
- B$J=\rho E$
- C$E=\rho J$
- D$E \cdot J=\rho$
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