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Chapter 27: Q. 35 (page 763)

FIGURE EX27.35 is a current-versus-potential-difference graph for a material. What is the material's resistance?

Short Answer

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The material's resistance is50惟.

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01

Concept Introduction 

Material resistance is defined by the thermal resistance of insulating materials is usually described by their R-value, which indicates their resistance to heat flow. R-values less than one indicate greater insulating effectiveness. The R-value of insulation depends on its type, thickness, and density.

02

Explanation 

The current is a linear function of potential difference in the form of

I=a螖V

Where ais the slope of the graph.

From Ohm's law we know that

I=UR,

So, the slope is equal to

a=1R

From this graph, the current grows by1A

When the potential difference grows by 50Vso

a=1A50V

So, we will get

R=1a

Substitute the expression,

role="math" localid="1649067269150" R=11A50V

R=50惟

03

Final Answer 

Hence, the material resistance is50惟.

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