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p=v.i but i=v/r so p=v^2/r so p is invesly proposnal to r

p=v.i but i=v/r so p=v^2/r so p is invesly proposnal to r

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yathartha gupta
71 Points
6 years ago
P=vi but we know thati=V/R so we can do p=V^2RIn this way we see that p is inversely proportional TO RNICE ANSWER YOU KNOW
yathartha gupta
71 Points
6 years ago
P=vi but we know thati=V/R so we can do p=V^2RIn this way we see that p is inversely proportional TO R . HENCE PROVED

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