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EXPLAIN OHM LAW
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Ohm's law

  • It is clear that the potential difference is necessary for flow of current.
  • Greater is the potential difference greater will be the current.
  • Thus there is it distinct proportion between potential difference and current.
  • This relation is nothing but ohm law.
  • Ohm's law state that, at constant temperaturethe potential difference across the end of the conductor is directly proportional current flowing through it.

Mathematical Form of Ohm law

let a potential difference V be applied across the end of the conductor and I be the current flowing through it then,

V is directly proportional to I

provided temperature of conductor remaining constant.

V = R × I

Where R is the constant of proportional known as Resistivity of the conductor.

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