When the resistance remains constant, the graph of Ohm's law shows a/ an

Correct answer: D. straight line

  • A. ellipse.
  • B. parabola
  • C. hyperbola
  • D. straight line

Explanation

The correct answer is Option D: straight line. When the resistance remains constant, the graph of Ohm's law shows a straight line because of the direct proportionality between current and voltage in the circuit. The other options, such as ellipse, parabola, and hyperbola, do not accurately represent the relationship described by Ohm's law.

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