Question

The student concluded that the current in the LDR is inversely proportional to the potential difference across the LDR. Explain why the student's conclusion is incorrect.

Answer 1

The given question is incomplete as the essential graphical result is missing, however the correct graph is attached with the answer :

Answer:

The correct answer is - According to the graph,  the current in the LDR is directly proportional to the potential difference across the LDR.

Explanation:

Two variables that are in directly proportion will consistently deliver a straight-line graph that goes through the beginning. On the off chance that the steady of proportionality is sure, the chart will have a positive slope. On the off chance that the steady is negative, the graph will have a negative angle.

In the given data and graph of the result collected by the student shows a straight line in between the current in the LDR and the potential difference across the LDR. It means they are in relation of directly proportional.

Thus, the correct answer is - According to the graph,  the current in the LDR is directly proportional to the potential difference across the LDR.