Relationship between a V and R?

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The discussion revolves around understanding the relationship between voltage and resistance in a series circuit, specifically referencing Ohm's law.

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  • Conceptual clarification, Mathematical reasoning

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  • Participants explore the nature of the relationship between voltage and resistance, with some questioning whether the focus is on current or another aspect. Others seek to clarify the definition of the relationship in the context of series circuits.

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There is an ongoing exploration of the topic, with some participants providing foundational concepts like Ohm's law while others seek further clarification on specific aspects of the relationship.

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Participants are navigating the definitions and implications of voltage and resistance in series circuits, with varying interpretations of the relationship being discussed.

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Is there any specific method of finding the relationship between a voltage and a resistor in series?:redface:
 
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do you mean a voltmeter? what sort of relationship do you mean - current through it, or what?
 
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The relationship between potential difference (voltage) and resistance in a series circuit?
 
Well Ohm’s law states V=I*R. Where V is the voltage, I is the current, and R is the resistance.
 

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