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Physics, 11.03.2020 06:09 nightcorerules5

We did a lab studying resistance and Ohm’s Law. In my lab, my light bulb circuit element did not obey Ohm’s law b/c my data did not convey a proportional relationship between voltage drop and current. How do I If either or both of your circuit elements did not obey Ohm’s Law, can you think of any reasons for the non-ohmic behavior? In other words what might be happening to one or both of the elements as the applied voltage drop increases

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