Using Ohm's law, can someone explain how voltage changes in relation to current, assuming that the resistance remains constant?

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Using Ohm's law, can someone explain how voltage changes in relation to current,  assuming that the resistance remains constant?

jamesj · Answer

What is Ohm's Law?

jamesj · Answer

(clearly I know Ohm's Law ... I just want to begin the conversation.  Isaidrawr: see my comment on your next question.)

cornzyblack · Answer

Ohm's law explains that the current passing tru a conductor is proportional to the potential difference between the two terminals (points)
which gives us the formula I*R  = V
I = current
R = resistance
V = potential difference ( or voltage)

cornzyblack · Answer

So if Resistance is constant, the higher the Potential difference (Voltage), the higher the Current