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Student Name Section Date Report on Laboratory Experiment " Ohm' $ Law" DATA TABLES Table 1: 200 $ Resistor Table 2: 100 $2 Resistor Voltage Current Voltage Current mA mA 11 {9 29 41 52 56 19 3 49 56 10 11 55 Nominal value Resistance determined from slope of graph Measured value Resistance from Table 1 = % Error 200 $2 Resistor 100 $ Resistor Resistance from Table 2 = QUESTION: Do these resistors satisfy Ohm's law? Please explain your answer.

          Student Name
Section
Date
Report on Laboratory Experiment " Ohm' $ Law"
DATA TABLES
Table 1: 200 $ Resistor
Table 2: 100 $2 Resistor
Voltage
Current
Voltage
Current
mA
mA
11 {9 29 41 52 56
19 3 49 56
10
11
55
Nominal value
Resistance determined from slope of graph Measured value Resistance from Table 1 =
% Error
200 $2 Resistor
100 $ Resistor
Resistance from Table 2 =
QUESTION: Do these resistors satisfy Ohm's law? Please explain your answer.

student name section date report on laboratory experiment ohm law data tables table 1 200 resistor table 2 100 2 resistor voltage current voltage current ma ma 11 9 29 41 52 56 19 3 49 56 10 88602

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University Physics with Modern Physics

Hugh D. Young 14th Edition

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Ohm's Law states that the current through a conductor between two points is directly proportional to the voltage across the two points and inversely proportional to the resistance between them. Mathematically, it can be represented as: $$V = IR$$ where V is the Show more…

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Student Name Section Date Report on Laboratory Experiment " Ohm' $ Law" DATA TABLES Table 1: 200 $ Resistor Table 2: 100 $2 Resistor Voltage Current Voltage Current mA mA 11 {9 29 41 52 56 19 3 49 56 10 11 55 Nominal value Resistance determined from slope of graph Measured value Resistance from Table 1 = % Error 200 $2 Resistor 100 $ Resistor Resistance from Table 2 = QUESTION: Do these resistors satisfy Ohm's law? Please explain your answer.