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Question 1 of 10According to Ohm's law, if V is constant:A. if R decreases, It must decrease.B. if /increases, R must also increase.ОC. if Vis constant, both land R must also remain constant.OD. if /increases, R must decrease.SUBMIT

Answer 1

D. if I increases, R must decrease

Step-by-step explanation

Ohm's Law is a formula used to calculate the relationship between voltage, current and resistance in an electrical circuit.it says

the triangle states the 3 formulas:

`\begin{gathered} V=I*R \\ I=(V)/(R) \\ R=(V)/(I) \end{gathered}`

so

Step 1

if we let V constant

`\begin{gathered} V=R*I \\ constant(k)=R*I \end{gathered}`

now, as the product of R and I must be constant:

if you increase the resistance, the current must decrease, or if yuo increase the current, the resistance must decrease to maintain the same voltage ( constant)

therefore, the correct answer is

D. if I increases, R must decrease

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