Which one of the following statements does not represents Ohm’s law?
(i) current / potential difference = constant
(ii) potential difference / current = constant
(iii) current = resistance x potential difference
As the resistance of the conductor is a constant quantity at constant temperature and same dimensions and also in Ohm’s law resistance is specified as the constant of proportionality, so the first two options are correct,
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and the statement of Ohm’s law is V = I× R , not I = R× V through which the third statement is wrong but is a correct answer.
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