Recent content by morrw1ndy

Emm, but the question asks for a greneral trend, so I'm afraid that I won't be able to figure out all the delta V and delta I on the curve though

Hi I have read through this thread... It seems that they did not arrive at a conclusionon? Our syllabus makes it clear that R=V/I but not dV/dI.

Hi sir, this is a exam question which I may get the suggested answer 1 month later :) It is a 2 mark explanation question, so I don't think detailed calculation is needed, and that's why I'm confused :)

1. Homework Statement How to determine the change of R of a non-ohmic conductor from different parts of I-V graph? Please see the sketch attached. Homework Equations R=V/I The Attempt at a Solution For the part that passes through the origin, it is obvious that the...