Question 9 says, \"Verify Ohm\'s Law, V=IR for each of the five points on your p

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Question 9 says, "Verify Ohm's Law, V=IR for each of the five points on your plot. Explain any differences."

Simple Circuits Measurements of Current-Ohm's Law Your Lab Report ts due at the beginning at the next lab. Ir you ane 5 minutes labe, your score will be reduced by 50%. M you are more than 10 minutas Ida, your scor" will be zero. RETURN n45 PAGE AS PART YCUR LAB REFORT, url:s·ycu warta 75% or your score 3. Cloee the circut, mswsure and record the valuz of the curent. KEEP THE CIRCUT CLCSED ONLY FOR TOUCH THE RES STORS THEY WAY BE VERY HOT CO NOT CLOBHERI KEEP IT OPEN IN CNE POWT. Hrve your ermut chwckw: and spaoad by UH THE RESSTORS THEY MAY BE VERY HOT osete crc-r. -d recomi t-H web" tr lt" ement KEEP E CIRCUIT CLOSED ONLY FOR NOT 7. measure THE TIME YOU MEA8URE THE CURRENT. Inmeorely aer your mcs.nemertpes ihe l D TOUCH TE HESSORS THEY MAY BE VERY HOT Describe your work and your ewls. Expriss your reauts in the appropriate units

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Answer 9 : Verification of Ohms law : we know that

V = I*R

From the Graph we calculate the Voltage value and we observe that the voltage at each of the cases is aprrox 6V and thus, the ohms law stands true.

Current Resistance Voltage 0.0188 323 6.0724 0.01547 422.6 6.537622 0.000062 99622 6.176564 0.000057 109442 6.238194 0.000048 131042.6 6.2900448

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