What is Ohm's law? explain briefly.
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Ohm's law states that, at a constant temperature, v (Potential Difference) is directly proportional to that of the i (current) .
i.e V = iR ( here, R is constant in place of the proportional sign and is know as "Resistance")
These are my words, they can be incorrect ,try to match with the correct statement of the book,
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Ohm's law states that, at a constant temperature, v (Potential Difference) is directly proportional to that of the i (current) .
i.e V = iR ( here, R is constant in place of the proportional sign and is know as "Resistance")
These are my words, they can be incorrect ,try to match with the correct statement of the book,
Thanks for your kind question.
I hope it will help you. Mark it brainliest if you agree by my answer.
Thank you :)
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Hello mate !!
Here's your answer
Ohm's law
George Simon Ohm found the relationship between the current (i) flowing through a conductor and potential difference. ( V ) across the terminals of a conductor using the circuit diagram. He observed that the potential difference and current varied linearly.
Ohm's law ---> He stated that the current flowing through a conductor is directly proportional to the potential difference across its ends, under standard temperature and pressure conditions.
V directly proportional to I
V = IR
Where ' R ' is the proportionality constant for the given metal at given temperature and is called resistance. The graph between V and I is always straight line with slope equal to R.
Hope this will help you :))
Here's your answer
Ohm's law
George Simon Ohm found the relationship between the current (i) flowing through a conductor and potential difference. ( V ) across the terminals of a conductor using the circuit diagram. He observed that the potential difference and current varied linearly.
Ohm's law ---> He stated that the current flowing through a conductor is directly proportional to the potential difference across its ends, under standard temperature and pressure conditions.
V directly proportional to I
V = IR
Where ' R ' is the proportionality constant for the given metal at given temperature and is called resistance. The graph between V and I is always straight line with slope equal to R.
Hope this will help you :))
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