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Derive Expression of the Ohm's Law. {CLASS 10}

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Answered by NailTheArtist2
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Answered by FehlingSolution
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According to ohm's law, the potential difference is directly proportional to current, i.e.,

V\propto \: I

This implies,

V = IR

Where, R is the constant of proportionality. It is called resistance.

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