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Answer» aw.At a constant temperature the potential difference between two end points of a conductor is directly proportional to the current supplying through the conductor.V = IR (R is a conductor of variations).EXPERIMENTAL verification:- In ORDER to verify Ohm's Law we prepare an electric circuit. Ammeter is added in series and voltmeter in parallel. Then we supply current through the conductor and take reading of Ammeter and Voltmeter. Further, we find the value of I. We repeat this experiment five times supplying different amount of current and note the value of I. We observed that value of I/V always remains same in different experiments. If we draw a graph between I and V we get a STRAIGHT line. This PROVES that Current is directly proportional to the Potential difference. Thanks for the Question.... |
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