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ula 1en the ld Id De ad or 7 0 Cana] Measurement of Resistance . — ee wre n wiebyplottinga gr aphof potential difference vrsuscurrent Sal Required 4 wire of unknown resistance, battery, voltmeter, mill , milliammeter, sheostat, plug key, connecting wises, piece of sendpaperete Theory Fee Ons law, the clectc coca er 0 Ob tic cartent flowing through a conductor i drety proportional othe potential ence across is ends, provided the physical state (pressure temperature and dimensions) ofthe conductor mains unchanged. iffisthe current flowing through the conductorand Vis the potential difference acrossits end, then VI sadhence V=RI or R here, R is the constant of proportionality and is termed as the electrical resistance of the conductor. The SI unit of siriccurrentis volt/amp or ohm (2), Reistnce depends on the dimensions and material of the conductor. The relationship between the resistance of a ection isgvenbytheformula, R= p.” ohm ateialand its length and area of the cros: Where, p isthe specifi resistance or resistivity andis characteristicof thematerial ofthe wire Proceslyr 1. Cleatfeagads of the connecting wire with the help of sandpaperto remove any insolation coating on them. sauery_Key Fees Ai |lestelisine sta | * ae Fig. erand ammeteras shown inthe figure. ith the zero mark on the measuringscale. 2. Connect the resistance, rheostat, battery Key, voltmet the screw provided at the base using @ 3. Mark sure thatthe pointers in the voltmeterand miliamome coincide wi If not, adjust the pointes to coincide with the Z

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