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    The document discusses Ohm's law, which states that the current through a conductor is directly proportional to the voltage applied and inversely proportional to the resistance of the conductor. It provides the mathematical equation for Ohm's law: V = I x R, where V is voltage, I is current, and R is resistance. The document also states that at a constant voltage, if the resistance is minimized, the current will be stronger, and vice versa.

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    The document discusses Ohm's law, which states that the current through a conductor is directly proportional to the voltage applied and inversely proportional to the resistance of the conductor. It provides the mathematical equation for Ohm's law: V = I x R, where V is voltage, I is current, and R is resistance. The document also states that at a constant voltage, if the resistance is minimized, the current will be stronger, and vice versa.

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    The Practical Benefits in Ohms Law Is Determining The Barriers Can Replacement of Each Circuit, Radios Ad TV

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    The practical benefits in ohms law is

    determining the barriers can replacement of


    each circuit, radios ad tv.
    otherwise. Ohms law can be written mathematically, as follows:

    V = I .R (2.1)

    Where :

    V = power supply voltage (volts)

    I = current strength (ampere)

    R = the resistance (ohms)

    Ohms law also states that at a constant voltage, if the resistance value

    minimized, it will obtain the current is stronger, and vice versa, and can be written

    as follows:

    I = V / R (2.2)

    (Rusdiato, 1999)

    Free electrons move in an electric field use

    the same period. During a movement, electro-free electrons are distributed by field.

    This description should use methods of quantum mechanics. When there is no electric field

    Externally, the electrons move in any direction and no transportation charge

    net or electric current. But if it is used an external electric field, in the flow

    Random movements of electrons, causing electrical current (Alonso, 1992).


    METHODOLOGY EXPERIMENT

    LITERATURE

    Obstacle is the potential difference in comparison with the current in the conductor

    The conductor. The higher the barrier, the smaller the electric current to a voltage

    so the current is inversely proportional to obstacles. It can be seen that the barriers have

    perampere volt SI units are defined as one ohm (W) (Grancoll, 2001).

    Ohms law reads as follows: "the magnitude of the strong currents that arise on a

    conductor is directly proportional to the potential difference or voltage between the two ends
    or The Conductor ". Ohms law illustrates how the current, voltage and resistance

    related. George ohm determining the experimentally that if the voltage is passed

    an increase in value then the current detainees will also be increased from him, as well

    otherwise. Ohms law can be written mathematically, as follows:

    V = I .R (2.1)

    Where :

    V = power supply voltage (volts)

    I = current strength (ampere)

    R = the resistance (ohms)

    Ohms law also states that at a constant voltage, if the resistance value

    minimized, it will obtain the current is stronger, and vice versa, and can be writ

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