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Q1. constant of proportionality in ohms law? a R b 1/R Q2. Which is correct mathematical representation of ohms law? a V proportional to I b I proportional to V
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Q1. constant of proportionality in ohms law?

a R
b 1/R
Q2. Which is correct mathematical representation of ohms law?
a V proportional to I
b I proportional to V

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Q1 answer is b
Q2 answer is b
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