Resistance and ohm's law
Resistance:-
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Property of substance which
opposes the flow of electrons through it.
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Unit : ohm (Ω)
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Being applied voltage remaining
constant, if the resistance is high then the current flow will be less.
Ohm’s Law:-
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Remaining physical conditions
such as temperature, strain etc., of the conductor as constant, the current
flowing through a conductor is directly proportional to the potential
difference across the conductor.
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IαV, Temparature constant.
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1/R is the proportionality
constant.
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By removing the proportionality
constant by putting equality constant.
I=V/R; T= constant.
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So, if the potential is high
current will be high.
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If the resistance of a
substance is high then the current flow will be low.
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