Question

How do you verify ohms law​

Answer 1

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It is written as V=IR V = I R , where R is the resistance of the conductor.

1. It is written as V=IR V = I R , where R is the resistance of the conductor.Ohm's Law: The current I is proportional to the voltage V.
2. It is written as V=IR V = I R , where R is the resistance of the conductor.Ohm's Law: The current I is proportional to the voltage V.A simple circuit to verify Ohm's law.
3. It is written as V=IR V = I R , where R is the resistance of the conductor.Ohm's Law: The current I is proportional to the voltage V.A simple circuit to verify Ohm's law.A circuit with Rheostat to verify Ohm's law.
4. It is written as V=IR V = I R , where R is the resistance of the conductor.Ohm's Law: The current I is proportional to the voltage V.A simple circuit to verify Ohm's law.A circuit with Rheostat to verify Ohm's law.A galvanometer is converted to a voltmeter by connecting very high resistance in series.

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Answer 2

Answer:

To verify Ohm's law, we need to measure voltage across the test resistance RT and current passing through it. The voltage can be measured by connecting high resistance R1 in series with galvanometer. This combination becomes a voltmeter and shall be connected in parallel to RT .

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