Using Ohm’s Law, explain how resistance changes in relation to current, assuming that voltage remains constant.

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08-06-2017
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Using Ohm’s Law, explain how resistance changes in relation to current, assuming that voltage remains constant.

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LP670racer LP670racer · Answer 1 · 2017-06-08T22:34:24+02:00

LP670racer LP670racer

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V=IR so voltage is directly proportional to current. So for a given resistance increasing the voltage will result in a high current as well. This is because resistance is proportional to the voltage over the current. Ex: I=V/R
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