How to graph Vab as a function of current(I)?

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This discussion focuses on graphing the voltage difference, Vab, as a function of current, I, using the TI-84 Plus calculator. Participants emphasize the necessity of having an explicit mathematical relationship or additional data to accurately plot the function. Without a defined rule for Vab and I, the graph cannot be constructed effectively. The conversation highlights the importance of clear parameters in mathematical modeling.

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How to graph Vab as a function of current(I)? Is there a way to do it on T1-84 plus calculator as well?

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There are infinite functions satisfying those conditions. You need an explicit rule concerning $V_{ab}$ and $I$ or more data to make an ansatz.
 

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