What is the definition of ohms law?

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What is the definition of ohms law?..

Answer / syed kashif

IF Resistance is constant.Current is directly proportional to Voltage.
V=Voltage=V
I=Current=A
R=Resistance=R

V = IR

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What is the definition of ohms law?..

Answer / rajkumar

At the constant temperature, the flow of current through the conductor is directly proportional to the voltage across between the two end of conductor..

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What is the definition of ohms law?..

Answer / nupurpatel

in physical condition,resistor is proportional to the voltage and inversely proportional to the current.

R=V/I

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What is the definition of ohms law?..

Answer / karthikeyan

voltage is proportional to current and inversly proportional to resistor

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What is the definition of ohms law?..

Answer / vibhor

If physical conditions of any conductor are held constant then the ratio of voltage across it and current through it is costant

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What is the definition of ohms law?..

Answer / manwendra tiwari

If any counductors materials three phyicescal propaties as Valume,Tempreture and preccurs have consent, in which conductors the flowing currunt is profsional to voltage V€I and V=IR where R is resitance or ohms consetent

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What is the definition of ohms law?..

Answer / santhosh kumar

The current is directly propotional to voltage & inversly propotional to resistance kept the tempreture constant

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