Solved example Ohm's law graph (Hindi)

Let's see how to compare the resistance of materials from V-I graphs.

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[ytuserknp]

Since V=IR, then R=V/I ..so It says R∝V and R∝1/I ...and the nearer the end of line is towards y axiz, the lesser the value of I so The Line 1 will have more resistance ✅

Trick:Line closer to y axis has always higher resistance 🤝🏻

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[arshmathur]

Trick: the R closer to V is always greater