Question

Ohms Law for calculus

Answer 1

Seems like di/dr and dv/dr should be zero because i and v are constant in both cases. Is that how you see it?

Answer 2

Hmm did not look at it this way, but makes sense, is there a formula for this problem i keep getting the physics formula

Answer 3

For capacitors and inductors, di/dr and dv/dr would NOT be zero. But for resistors with constant voltage, use ohms law.

Are u asking for formula for ohms law or for the differentials?

Answer 4

Umm which formula do I need for the problem to solve?