Answer / giridhar

At constant temp. the voltage across any
branch is directly proportional to the current flowing
through that branch.

Answer / s.sasikumar

At constant temparature current through the coductor is
directly proposnal to potential and inversly proposnal to
resistance is called ohms law (physicaly condision)

v=i*r
i=v/r
r=v/i

Answer / thebalu007

At the constant temperature voltage is directly proporational
to current and universly proportional to Resistance is
called Ohm's law




I=V/R

where v= voltage
I= current
R= Resistance

Answer / priyank

Its
V=IR

Answer / shubham

As long as the physical state of conductor remains same, the current passing through the conductor is directly proportional to voltage.
v=i•r

Answer / h

v = ir
r = constant

Answer / hitesh darji

if temp.of metal constant the voltage is directly
propotional to current and indirectly propotional to
resistance.

Answer / kiran kumar chem 2/4in mvgr

ohms law states that any constant temperature,the applied
voltage is directly propotional to current and resistance
by mathematically
v=i*r

Answer / kathiravan

at constant temperature I=v/R
where
R=RESISTANCE OF CONDUCTOR IN OHM
V=VOLTAGE IN VOLT
I=CURRENT IN AMP

Answer / deepesh k v

a low postulated by Georg Ohm.

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