According to Ohm’s law, which is stated as I = V ÷ R, which two sentences are true?

If the current increases, then the resistance increases. Assume voltage is constant. If the resistance decreases, then the current increases. Assume voltage is constant. If the voltage increases, then the resistance decreases. Assume current is constant. If the voltage increases, then the current increases. Assume resistance is constant. If the voltage increases, then the current decreases. Assume resistance is constant.

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Answer:

1. If the resistance decreases, then the current increases. Assume voltage is constant.

2. If the voltage increases, then the current increases. Assume resistance is constant.

Explanation:

According to the equation:

1. Resistance and current are inversely proportional to each other.

2. Voltage and current have a direct relationship with each other. Hence, if the voltage increases then the current will also increase.

According to Ohm’s law voltage is equal to the product of electric current passed and resistance occurs. The two sentences which are true is

1. If the resistance decreases, then the current increases. Assume voltage is constant.

2. If the voltage increases, then the current increases. Assume resistance is constant

What is ohms law ?

According to Ohm’s law voltage is equal to the product of electric current passed and resistance occurs. its si unit is the ohm.

V = I R

 

Where V is voltage

           I is cureent

             R is resitance

If voltage is constant resistance is inversly proportional to the cureent Hence If the resistance decreases, then the current increases.

If resistance is constant the voltage is directly proportional to the amount of current passed. Hence  If the voltage increases, then the current increases.

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