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Biology; Chemistry; Physics: Post your doubts here!

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I didn't quite get what you said.
How is it just a straight horizontal line? Why isn't it passing through the origin?
ok lets go another way
say we make a V-I graph
it will be a straight line passing through origin

now the gradient of such a graph is equal to resistance (as you hopefully know)
the gradient is constant at all values of current

hence R-I graph will be a straight line ( like in maths Y=3 Y=5 sort of graphs)
 
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ok lets go another way
say we make a V-I graph
it will be a straight line passing through origin

now the gradient of such a graph is equal to resistance (as you hopefully know)
the gradient is constant at all values of current

hence R-I graph will be a straight line ( like in maths Y=3 Y=5 sort of graphs)
Thanks. I got it.
 
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dont worry i dont need him to tell me anything....u already told me my solution was PERFECTLY CORRECT........y u quote sherlock ven u know nothing bout him...not even his partners name.....p.s u r according to me......
John Hamish Watson
first you called me that then someone else I was bound to be confused
 
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