Solved example: (Ohm's law graph)

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[@akashps4937]

No hindi do in English only

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[@scimate.]

Thanks sir

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[@icccricket9884]

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[@afraahassan4999]

So now the answer is R2?

[@ChinitheLovebird]

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[@snufflesTheArticulate]

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[@FunnySinkholeWaterfall-tw8hs]

Sir, I am in confusion about one thing.I am from Bangladesh.In our textbook of class 9-10,"I" is placed in the Y axis.While "V" is placed in the X-axis.But I drew the graph which you drew and my marks had been cut.Which is correct?

[@animationexplanations532]

Hello! In India (CBSE curriculum), we are taught about two types of graphs V/I and I/V where 1st letter is y-axis and 2nd letter x-axis. Your school probably teaches in I/V graph hence your marks got cut since the graph taught in the video is V/I graph. Hope this helps!

[@mythverse4195]

Nice Sir. I think if you explain in hindi it would be easier for me to understand. Although I had understand the concept. 😊😊 Thanks Sir.

[@deepakmenon7733]

There is a Khan Academy Hindi Channel

[@pranavitirunagiri8365]

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[@fz9timeshiftmillenial94]

volt is inversely proportional to Resistance then in second case the first line should have more resistance as it has less volt????????????????????

[@dhawalkambli6186]

Voltage is directly proportional to resistance

[@Unknown-ip2cc]

There is no relation between resistance or voltage like inversely or directly proportional