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Using ohm's law, explain how voltage changes in relation to current, assuming that resistance remains constant.
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Using ohm's law, explain how voltage changes in relation to current, assuming that resistance remains constant.

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1.) Ohm's law is understood as I = V/R. Given that resistance is constant, then voltage changes directly proportional to current.
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