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according to ohms law V~I

why not I~V​

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Answered by ashutosh97424
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because it will give coductance

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ACCORDING TO OHM'S LAW

I ∝ V

Or

 \frac{v}{i}  = constant

We put the content equal to R, the resistence of conductor , Then

V = IR

  • Before We arrive to the main point please note

RESISTANCE =The resistance of a conductor is numerically equal to the potential difference applied across its ends for the flow of unit current through it

CONDUCTANCE =The reciprocal of resistance is called conductance

conductance \:  =  \frac{i}{v}

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Thus according to OHM's law resistance is equal to V/I

and hence we use the graph of V-I and not I-V because I-V slope would represent conductance.

Plz see the above attachments .

Th graph 2 represents Ohms law.

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