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Eitan Levy
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Homework Statement
This graph was given, which describes the current through a resistor, as a function of the voltage.
Then, we were supposed to find the resistance of the resistor when 3V<V<5V.
But it changes throughout this range, doesn't it? Because in the answers (Mind you, this is the FINAL physics exam in the country), it says we were supposed to do: R=ΔV/ΔI, which I believe isn't correct when the line doesn't go through (0,0).
What do you think?
Homework Equations
V=IR