To study the dependence of current (I) in the potential difference (v), a student recorded the observation in a tabular form. Based on the observation he obtained a V-I graph which was straight line passing through the origin. What does this straight lines signify?
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As we know the Ohms Law which states that V is directly proportional to I
i.e
V/I is constant.
And here the constant is R, which is the Resistance.
V=IR
Hope it's helpful :)
i.e
V/I is constant.
And here the constant is R, which is the Resistance.
V=IR
Hope it's helpful :)
anushasahu:
v is directly proportional to i
yah i noticed that later, now i corrected that...
So now is that clear?
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