Resistor 10 Q Resistor 51 Q Light bulb (first 3 pts) Light bulb (last 10 pts) Slope (V/A) 9.896V/A 50.91V/A 5.386V/A 43.26V/A Y-intercept (V) 0.0005526V 0.01030V
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Do the resistors follow Ohm’s law? Base your answer on the experimental data.
Ohms law is given by the equation
where V is the voltage, I is the current and R is the resistance.
If we plot V along the Y axis and R along the X axis, then we would get a straight line which will have a slope equal to I (current) and 0 intercept.
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