According to Ohm's Law, the voltage drop V (measured in volts V) around a circuit is...

 

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According to Ohm's Law, the voltage drop V (measured in volts V) around a circuit is given by the current I (measured in amps A) flowing through the circuit and the total resistance R (measured in ohms 2) of the circuit. These three terms are related by the equation V=IR Assuming that the voltage is constant (it often is), what would you expect to see if you plotted the current as a function of resistance for this graph? According to Ohm's Law, the voltage drop V (measured in volts V) around a circuit is given by the current I (measured in amps A) flowing through the circuit and the total resistance R (measured in ohms 2) of the circuit. These three terms are related by the equation V=IR Assuming that the voltage is constant (it often is), what would you expect to see if you plotted the current as a function of resistance for this graph?