state ohm,s law and describe it's verification
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At constant temperature current is directly proportional to Potential difference across the two points.
I=V/R
Where I is the Current , V is the Voltage and R is the Resistance
I=V/R
Where I is the Current , V is the Voltage and R is the Resistance
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According to ohm's law, physical conditions like temperature remaining constant and the current passing through a conductor experiences a force. where current is directly proportional to the voltage(potential difference) across the two ends.
V=IR.
In this V is voltage, I is current and R is resistance.Here R is constant.
It is used for calculating current through the conductor like D.C and AC current. Tells about the resistance in the circuit and voltage across the circuit.
V is directly proportional to I. where R is constant.
V=IR.
In this V is voltage, I is current and R is resistance.Here R is constant.
It is used for calculating current through the conductor like D.C and AC current. Tells about the resistance in the circuit and voltage across the circuit.
V is directly proportional to I. where R is constant.
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