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For a metallic resistor obeying Ohm’s law
PHYSICS · Single correct · CBSE · Physics · Electricity · Electricity
Problem
For a metallic resistor obeying Ohm’s law, the slope of its
V
V
V
–
I
I
I
graph is
4
V
A
−
1
4\,\text{V}\,\text{A}^{-1}
4
V
A
−
1
. What physical quantity does this slope represent and what is its value? (a) Conductance,
4
S
4\,\text{S}
4
S
(b) Resistance,
8
Ω
8\,\Omega
8
Ω
(c) Resistance,
4
Ω
4\,\Omega
4
Ω
(d) Resistance,
0.25
Ω
0.25\,\Omega
0.25
Ω
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