Abstract: This study investigates the relationship between electric current and resistance in an electrical circuit, primarily guided by Ohm’s Law. The research aims to analyze how variations in resistance affect the flow of electric current under controlled conditions. Using a quantitative experimental design, data were collected by altering resistance values and measuring corresponding current. The findings confirm an inverse relationship between current and resistance when voltage is held constant. The study contributes to a deeper understanding of fundamental electrical principles and their practical applications in engineering and physics.
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Mr. Daya Shankar Patel
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10.5281/zenodo./22849639
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