Please solve all of the variables needed in the table. Directions: Complete the table by providing the values of the ratio of V to I.Voltage V1,based onNumberVoltageV2,OfCurrent IRatio ofRatio ofVị to I(V/I)(volt/ampere) (volt/ampere)V2 to I(V/I)BatteriesBatterySpecifications voltmeter(volt)based on(ampere)reading(volt)11.501.420.15023.002.840.3004.504.260.45046.005.680.600Questions:1. How do you compare the values of V1 and V2?2. How do you relate the current values to the voltage values?3. How do you describe the V/I values? What do these V/I values represent?4. Based on the data shown on the table, how do you explain the relationship betweencurrent, voltage, and resistance?3.

Number of batteries Voltage V1 based on battery specifications (volt) Voltage V2 based on voltmeter…

1. How do you compare the values of V1 and V2? 2. How do you relate the current values to the voltage values? 3. How do you describe the VI values? What do these V/I values represent? 4. Based on the data shown on the table, how do you explain the relationship between current, voltage, and resistance?

1. How do you compare the values of V1 and V2? 2. How do you relate the current values to the voltage values? 3. How do you describe the VI values? What do these V/I values represent? 4. Based on the data shown on the table, how do you explain the relationship between current, voltage, and resistance?

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ISBN:9781285737027

Author:Raymond A. Serway, Chris Vuille

Publisher:Raymond A. Serway, Chris Vuille

Chapter17: Current And Resistance

Section: Chapter Questions

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