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[From: ] [author: ] [Date: 11-11-21] [Hit: ]
And how you define gradient.R = E/I or in this case,So if the ΔE is large or ΔI is small, R is large.or if ΔE is small or ΔI is large, R is small.......
How do current - Potential Difference graphs show resistance.

Could you explain by the gradient.

Eg the higher the gradient of the graph - higher/lower resistance
The lower the gradient of the graph - higher/lower resistance

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Depends on how you organize the graph. And how you define gradient.

R = E/I or in this case, R = ΔE / ΔI
So if the ΔE is large or ΔI is small, R is large.
or if ΔE is small or ΔI is large, R is small.
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