Is the V-I graph always a straight line ? if not , give 2 examples on such materials
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In electrical terms, it is said that if the V-I characteristics of a material is a straight line passing through the origin then it is said to be an ohmic conductor.
In that case, the conductor obeys Ohms Law. i.e, V is directly proportional to I. V=IR
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Hence vt graphs are not always straight..
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