Two metallic wires P and Q obey Ohm’s law

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Problem

Two metallic wires P and Q obey Ohm’s law. Their VV–II graphs pass through the origin. For a current of 2.0 A2.0\,\text A, the potential difference across P is 4.0 V4.0\,\text V, while across Q it is 6.0 V6.0\,\text V. Which of the following statements about their resistances is correct? (a) RP>RQR_P > R_Q and RP:RQ=3:2R_P : R_Q = 3:2 (b) RP<RQR_P < R_Q and RP:RQ=1:2R_P : R_Q = 1:2 (c) RP<RQR_P < R_Q and RP:RQ=2:3R_P : R_Q = 2:3 (d) RP>RQR_P > R_Q and RP:RQ=2:3R_P : R_Q = 2:3

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