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    This document summarizes an experiment to prove Ohm's Law. The experiment involved creating a circuit with a DC voltage source, resistor, and ammeter. Voltage was varied from 0 to 10 volts in 2 volt increments and the corresponding current was recorded. A graph of voltage versus current produced a straight line, from which the slope of the line was calculated to determine the resistance, found to be 982 ohms, thus proving Ohm's Law that voltage equals current times resistance.

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    This document summarizes an experiment to prove Ohm's Law. The experiment involved creating a circuit with a DC voltage source, resistor, and ammeter. Voltage was varied from 0 to 10 volts in 2 volt increments and the corresponding current was recorded. A graph of voltage versus current produced a straight line, from which the slope of the line was calculated to determine the resistance, found to be 982 ohms, thus proving Ohm's Law that voltage equals current times resistance.

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    Experiment No. (1) Ohm'S Law: NAME: كوربحلا دمحم ىفطصم

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    This document summarizes an experiment to prove Ohm's Law. The experiment involved creating a circuit with a DC voltage source, resistor, and ammeter. Voltage was varied from 0 to 10 volts in 2 volt increments and the corresponding current was recorded. A graph of voltage versus current produced a straight line, from which the slope of the line was calculated to determine the resistance, found to be 982 ohms, thus proving Ohm's Law that voltage equals current times resistance.

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    EXPERIMENT NO.

    (1) OHMS LAW

    NAME: Section: 14 ID: 496

    Objective: Prove ohms law (V = I R)

    Circuit:

    Steps: 1 - Make a circuit contains a DC voltage source, Resistor and an ammeter as the figure shown 2 - Change the volt comes out the source 3 - For each volt, write down the current value 4 - From the table draw a graph, calculate the slope

    Results:

    V (v) I (mA)

    0 0

    2 2

    4 4.01

    6 6.05

    8 8.08

    10 10.1

    Graph
    V (v)

    10

    I (mA)

    Slope: y/x = (8 4) / (8.08 4.01) * 0.001 V / I = R = 982

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