what is ohm's law (please explain in a way which Is understandable)
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At a constant temperature and pressure , the electric current is directly proportional to the potential difference .
V= IR
Where
V - Potential difference
I - electric current
R - resistance
It shows the relation between potential difference ,electric current and resistance.
V= IR
Where
V - Potential difference
I - electric current
R - resistance
It shows the relation between potential difference ,electric current and resistance.
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ohm's is basically a law that state that
V is directly proportional to I
and
v=IR
here,
V means Voltage
I means current
and
R means resistance
this is proved by doing experiments
V is directly proportional to I
and
v=IR
here,
V means Voltage
I means current
and
R means resistance
this is proved by doing experiments
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