In the Potentiometer experiment, in order to obtain the linear relation in the calibration thefollowing has to be satisfied:a. the emf of the power supply must be kept constant during the experiment and the wiremust be Ohmic.O b. the wire must be Ohmic and uniform and have a fixed length but the current in it doesnot have to be fixed during the experiment.O c. The potential difference across the wire cannot depend on the resistivity of the wire.O d. the emf of the power can vary during the experiment but the wire must be Ohmic,uniform, and have a fixed length.O e. the emf of the power supply can vary during the experiment but the wire must beOhmic and uniform.

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In the Potentiometer experiment, in order to obtain the linear relation in the calibration following has to be satisfied: a. the emf of the power supply must be kept constant during the experiment and th must be Ohmic. O b. the wire must be Ohmic and uniform and have a fixed length but the current in it c not have to be fixed during the experiment. O c. The potential difference across the wire cannot depend on the resistivity of the wir- O d. the emf of the power can vary during the experiment but the wire must be Ohmic, uniform, and have a fixed length.

In the Potentiometer experiment, in order to obtain the linear relation in the calibration following has to be satisfied: a. the emf of the power supply must be kept constant during the experiment and th must be Ohmic. O b. the wire must be Ohmic and uniform and have a fixed length but the current in it c not have to be fixed during the experiment. O c. The potential difference across the wire cannot depend on the resistivity of the wir- O d. the emf of the power can vary during the experiment but the wire must be Ohmic, uniform, and have a fixed length.

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