explain ohm law with their formula and graph and limitations
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Ohm's law state that Potential difference in a conductor is directly proportional to the current applied in a conductor , provided that temperature remains constant.
V is directly proportional to I
= V = I R ( where R is constant of proportionality called as Resistance)
V is directly proportional to I
= V = I R ( where R is constant of proportionality called as Resistance)
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According to ohm's law,current flowing through a conductor is directly proportional to potential difference applied across the ends of conductor, provided physical conditions like temperature etc remain the same...
V=IR
WHERE, R is the proportionally constant called the resistance of the conductor.
If we plot graph of V versus I or(v-I) then we get straight line.
The slope of the line(v/I) gives the resistance of the conductor.
I-V graph of a conductor is also a straight line.
V=IR
WHERE, R is the proportionally constant called the resistance of the conductor.
If we plot graph of V versus I or(v-I) then we get straight line.
The slope of the line(v/I) gives the resistance of the conductor.
I-V graph of a conductor is also a straight line.
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