MCQ
Ohm's law is true
- ✓For metallic conductors at low temperature
- BFor metallic conductors at high temperature
- CFor electrolytes when current passes through them
- DFor diode when current flows
✓
Answer
Correct option: A.
For metallic conductors at low temperature
a
(a) Because with rise in temperature resistance of conductor increase, so graph between $V$ and $i$ becomes non linear.
(a) Because with rise in temperature resistance of conductor increase, so graph between $V$ and $i$ becomes non linear.
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