Answer / shahbaz shaikh

ohms law stats that at the room temperature current flowing through the conductor is directly proportional to the voltage drop. V=I*R here R is proportionality constant hence from here we can say ohm's law can be applicable for both a.c & d.c

Answer / makku

it can be applicable to both ac and dc but our element must be linear and temp. should be constant

Answer / gani

it is applicable for both ac and dc

Answer / k.prakashchandra

It is applicable to both resistive circuits only

Answer / chandrakant choudhary

Because in ohm's law current is directly proportional to voltage provided the resistance remain constant.In simple words , it means that voltage and current are linearly related. If one decreases or increases by a certain percentage, the other also decreases.

Answer / ashish shete

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