Regarding electric charge, dipole moment, and resistivity, which statement is NOT correct?

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1. Regarding electric charge, dipole moment, and resistivity, which statement is NOT correct?

Electric charge is quantized, always occurring in integer multiples of a basic unit charge

An electric dipole moment vector points from the negative charge toward the positive charge

A wire’s resistivity depends on its length and cross-sectional area, just as its resistance does

Resistivity is measured in ohm-metres

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Resistivity is an intrinsic property of the material itself, independent of a wire’s length or cross-sectional area — unlike resistance, which does depend on both.