Question

if temperature is increasing then ohms law will violate​

Answer 1

Answer:

Answer:

yes

Explanation:

its violated as in ohms we know that temperature and other

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Answer 2

HIII........✓

THERE IS YOUR ANSWER.......✓

OHM'S LAW

THE AMOUNT OF CURRENT ACROSS ANY CONDUCTOR IS DIRECTLY PROPORTIONAL TO THE POTENTIAL DIFFERENCE ACROSS THE CONDUCTOR.....✓

Let "v" be the potential difference across its end and "I" be the amount of current.....✓

V=IR

where "R" is the constant known as Resistance of the conductor depends on material and some other factor....✓

SO IF WE INCREASE THE TEMPERATURE THAN THE VALUE OF RESISTANCE ALSO CHANGE TO COMPUNSATE THE CHANGE HENCE OHM'S LAW IS APPLYCABLE IN SUCH CASE.....✓

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