Ohm's Law relationship states that the potential difference across an ideal conductor is to the current through it. The

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Ohm's Law relationship states that the potential difference across an ideal conductor is to the current through it. The

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directly proportional
I = VR
Inversely proportional
R=I/V
resistance
I = V/R
Constant
Ohm's Law relationship states that the potential difference across an ideal conductor is to the current through it. The constant of .This can be expressed proportionality is called the in an equation as I=V/R
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