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The question is rather a bit tricky and not difficult
so don't get confused
When they say the ratio of V/I
they actually mean the slope
And for a straight line graph through origin
At any potential difference 0.8,1.2,1.6
Ratio of V/I remains the same
so find the V/I for any value which we know
if u observe for V=0.5
I=2
So V/I =0.25
And this ratio remains same for 0.8,1.2,1.6 since the slope is constant
The conclusion that you draw from these values is the ratio V/I remains constant for all values of V and I
Hope it helps
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so don't get confused
When they say the ratio of V/I
they actually mean the slope
And for a straight line graph through origin
At any potential difference 0.8,1.2,1.6
Ratio of V/I remains the same
so find the V/I for any value which we know
if u observe for V=0.5
I=2
So V/I =0.25
And this ratio remains same for 0.8,1.2,1.6 since the slope is constant
The conclusion that you draw from these values is the ratio V/I remains constant for all values of V and I
Hope it helps
Tap the blue crown :)
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