The table below represent the data of ammeter (A) and voltage (V) in simple circuit contain resistance (R) and ammeter and power supply connected in series and the voltmeter connected with the resistance (R) in parallel. 1- Create a graph of voltage vs current 2-Find the slope 3- What is the value of resistance

The table below represent the data of ammeter (A) and voltage (V) in simple circuit contain resistance (R) and ammeter and power supply connected in series and the voltmeter connected with the resistance (R) in parallel. 1- Create a graph of voltage vs current 2-Find the slope 3- What is the value of resistance

Inquiry into Physics

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Chapter7: Electricity

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