In the Potentiometer experiment, in order to obtain the linear relation in the calibration the following has to be satisfied: a. The potential for points on the wire must be independent of their position, b. the current in the wire can vary during the experiment but the wire must be Ohmic and uniform. O c. The emf of the power supply must vary during the experiment but the wire must be Ohmic and uniform. d. We should use an Ohmic uniform wore and a power supply with a fixed emf. e. the emf of the power can vary during the experiment but the

In the Potentiometer experiment, in order to obtain the linear relation in the calibration the following has to be satisfied: a. The potential for points on the wire must be independent of their position, b. the current in the wire can vary during the experiment but the wire must be Ohmic and uniform. O c. The emf of the power supply must vary during the experiment but the wire must be Ohmic and uniform. d. We should use an Ohmic uniform wore and a power supply with a fixed emf. e. the emf of the power can vary during the experiment but the

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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ISBN:9780133923605

Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

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