Question

state and prove ampare law​

Answer 1

Answer:

ampare law explanation

Answer 2

Answer:

Explanation:

ohm's law :

"The voltage induced in a conductor is  directly proptional to current flowing in that conductor . provided that physical parameters are kept constant_temperature, resistance etc

Acc to ohm's law ,we have,

 voltage directly proptional to current

V=IR  

example :  2 condctors having voltages 25v & 50v and resistances of 5 ohm each. what is the current in respective conductors??

conductor 1 ; 25v  and 5 ohm------>  by relation V=IR ,

we have i=v/r ------>  25/5 =5amperes

similarly for conductor 2:  i=v/r --------> 50/5 = 10 amperes

we can see here for incresed voltage we have increased current proving ohms law .

hence the proof