Explain Ohms law.
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Explanation:
Ohm's law :- It state that at constant temperature the potential difference (V) across the two points of the metallic conductor in the circuit is directly proportional to the amount of current flowing through it.
Mathematical expression :-
V = IR
R is contant and it stand for resistance
I = Current
V = Potential difference
ohm = 1 Volt(V) / 1 Ampere(A)
When the potential difference is 1 Volt and the amount of current is 1 Ampere then the resistance will be 1 ohm.
S.I unit :- Ohm
Refer the attachment for V- I graph for ohm's law
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Explanation:
Ohm's law :- It state that at constant temperature the potential difference (V) across the two points of the metallic conductor in the circuit is directly proportional to the amount of current flowing through it.
Mathematical expression :-
V = IR
R is contant and it stand for resistance
I = Current
V = Potential difference
ohm = 1 Volt(V) / 1 Ampere(A)
When the potential difference is 1 Volt and the amount of current is 1 Ampere then the resistance will be 1 ohm.
S.I unit :- Ohm
Refer the attachment for V- I graph for ohm's law......
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