If you double the voltage across a certain material and you observe that the current through the material triples then you can conclude that a) Ohm's law was obeyed because the current increases as the voltage increases, b) Ohm's law was not obeyed, or c) this situation has nothing de with Ohm's law

If you double the voltage across a certain material and you observe that the current through the material triples then you can conclude that a) Ohm's law was obeyed because the current increases as the voltage increases, b) Ohm's law was not obeyed, or c) this situation has nothing de with Ohm's law

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Chapter9: Current And Resistance

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