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    This document describes a simple circuit experiment where voltage and current were measured and plotted. It then asks what mathematical relationship exists between voltage and current based on the graph, whether resistance is constant, and to solve for unknown values in several circuits.

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    This document describes a simple circuit experiment where voltage and current were measured and plotted. It then asks what mathematical relationship exists between voltage and current based on the graph, whether resistance is constant, and to solve for unknown values in several circuits.

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    This document describes a simple circuit experiment where voltage and current were measured and plotted. It then asks what mathematical relationship exists between voltage and current based on the graph, whether resistance is constant, and to solve for unknown values in several circuits.

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    Suppose you did a lab with this simple circuit and got the following data.

    Plot the points of the provided graph.

    Voltage (V) Current (A)


    0.65 0.12
    1.41 0.29
    2.55 0.51
    V R
    I 3.28 0.67
    4.11 0.81
    6.15 1.23

    What mathematical relationship do you see between voltage and current?

    Is the resistance constant?

    Solve for the unknown in each of these circuits

    12V 10Ω 10Ω R=?


    V=? 120V
    I=? 5A 5A

    R=? 480Ω V=? 150Ω


    10V 24V
    20A I=? 1A

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