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Which of the following relations correctly gives the resistance of a conductor in…
PHYSICS · Single correct · CBSE · Physics · Electricity · Electricity
Problem
Which of the following relations correctly gives the resistance
R
R
R
of a conductor in terms of the potential difference
V
V
V
across it and the current
I
I
I
through it? (a)
R
=
1000
V
I
R = \dfrac{1000\,V}{I}
R
=
I
1000
V
(b)
R
=
V
I
R = \dfrac{V}{I}
R
=
I
V
(c)
R
=
V
2
I
R = \dfrac{V}{2I}
R
=
2
I
V
(d)
R
=
V
I
+
1
R = \dfrac{V}{I} + 1
R
=
I
V
+
1
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