The mathematical form of ohm's law is:
Correct answer: D. I = V/R
- A. l = VR
- B. R = VI
- C. I = R/V
- D. I = V/R
Explanation
OHM'S LAW STATEMENT: The magnitude of the current in a conductor is proportional to the applied voltage as long as the temperature of the conductor is kept constant.MATHEMATICAL FORM OF OHM'S LAW: I∝V I=kV (k=1/R) I=V(1/R) or I=V/R or V=IR
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