In Ohm's law experiment, two unknown resistors (R₁, R₂) were connected in series the sults were shown in the figure below. If the slope of the line is 0.0667, the value of the sistor R₁ is, where R₂ = 2R₁, in 2? I (A) سنتور هي → ۵۷ (۷) 3 7 10 0.022 5

In Ohm's law experiment, two unknown resistors (R₁, R₂) were connected in series the sults were shown in the figure below. If the slope of the line is 0.0667, the value of the sistor R₁ is, where R₂ = 2R₁, in 2? I (A) سنتور هي → ۵۷ (۷) 3 7 10 0.022 5

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In Ohm's law experiment, two unknown resistors (R₁, R₂) were connected in series the
sults were shown in the figure below. If the slope of the line is 0.0667, the value of the
sistor R₁ is, where R₂ = 2R₁, in 2?
I (4)
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