1-would you expect the slope of the voltage vs. current graph to change for diff

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1-would you expect the slope of the voltage vs. current graph to change for different wavesforms - why or why not?
2- Do you notice anything different about the graphs obtained with different wavesforms, and if so, can you think of any way the different of the might have caused the difference you see?
3- Which waveforms would you recomoned using to get the most reliable measurement, and why??


1-would you expect the slope of the voltage vs. current graph to change for different wavesforms - why or why not?
2- Do you notice anything different about the graphs obtained with different wavesforms, and if so, can you think of any way the different of the might have caused the difference you see?
3- Which waveforms would you recomoned using to get the most reliable measurement, and why??



2- Do you notice anything different about the graphs obtained with different wavesforms, and if so, can you think of any way the different of the might have caused the difference you see?
3- Which waveforms would you recomoned using to get the most reliable measurement, and why??

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Yes

we expect to change

if the phase difference between Voltage waveform and current waveform is not zero or voltage frequency and current frequency are not same ,then V/I will not be same so slope of V-I graph will cha

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