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In order for Ohm's law to apply, which of the following must be constant in the conductor? A. Resistance B. Temperature C. VOltage D. CUrrent​

In order for Ohm's law to apply, which of the following must be constant in the conductor? A. Resistance B. Temperature C. VOltage D. CUrrent​
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In order for Ohm's law to apply, which of the following must be constant in the conductor?

A. Resistance
B. Temperature
C. VOltage
D. CUrrent​

User Jamband
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Answer is C. ( Voltage)
Explanation a current flowing through a conductor is proportional to the “VOLTAGE”, given the temperature of the conductor remains constant. Therefore, if the resistance is kept constant then voltage doubles.
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