From Ohm’s law we get, R = V/I, for a particular conducting wire. How does resistance (R) of the given wire depend on potential difference(V) or, electric current ( I ) separately?
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R is directly proportional to V
R is inversely proportional to I
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R = resistance, V = potential difference and I = electric current
resistance is directly proportional to potential difference
this occurs up-to only the few time bacuse it have a limitations to ohm's law
resistance is opposition to current and it is directly proportional with each other
this occurs only in the Ideal position
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