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THE CURRENT FLOWING THROUGH A CONDUCTOR IS 2mA at 50V & 3mA at 60V. IS IT A OHMIC OR NON-OHMIC CONDUCTOR?
THE CURRENT FLOWING THROUGH A CONDUCTOR IS 2mA at 50V & 3mA at 60V. IS IT A OHMIC OR NON-OHMIC CONDUCTOR?
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The conductor is non-Ohmic as the value of resistance change with applied voltage and thus the V-I curve would not be a straight line.
The conductor is non-Ohmic as the value of resistance change with applied voltage and thus the V-I curve would not be a straight line.
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