How to check if this is correct? (validation/checking) Part I- Exploring Ohm's Law using constant voltageTable 1: Resistance (R) and Current (I) MeasurementsSerialResistance (R measured in 2)Current (I measured in A)14.0 22.25 A2.20 A2.14 A4.1 24.2 24.3 22.09 A4.4 22.05 A2.00 A1.96 A1.91 A4.5 24.6 24.72Resistance vs. Current4.84.7|1.91, 4.74.61.96, 4.64.5|2, 4.54.42.05, 4.42.09, 4.34.34.22.14, 4.24.12.2, 4.142.25, 43.91.851.91.9522.052.12.152.22.252.3Current (A)(U) aoueisisa5678 Part II – Series and Parallel CircuitsA. Series CircuitResistorCurrent Through Battery VoltageVEatmtery9.0 VResistanceVoltage AcrossVi=1.50 VR1| 10.00 2R2 50.00 2Ri+R 60.00 20.15 AV2= 7.50 V0.15 A9.0 VVRI+ R2= 9.0 V0.15 A9.0 VB. Parallel CircuitResistorCurrent Through Battery VoltageVEstteryResistanceVoltage AcrossR1 10.00 2R2| 20.00 2Ri+ R2 30.00 2Vi = 12.0 V1.20 A12.0 VVz= 12.0 V0.60 A12.0 VVRI + R2= 12.0 V1.80 A12.0 VValidation / Checking:

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Chapter13: Electromagnetic Induction

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