Physics, asked by dkakakli865, 9 months ago

in an experimental verification of Ohm's law, find pd when current is 0.5A

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Answered by ghathiram216

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ohm's law: the potential difference across the terminals of a conductor is directly proportional to current flowing through it at constant temperature.

provide the resistance in a question to find the potential difference

Answered by anu140405

if the current is 0.5 A then of will be 2.5 V

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in an experimental verification of Ohm's law, find pd when current is 0.5A​

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in an experimental verification of Ohm's law, find pd when current is 0.5A