To explore the relationship between current and voltage through the conductor, how to keep the resistance constant when the sliding rheostat changes the voltage in the test To explore the relationship between current and voltage through the conductor in the test Slide the rheostat to change the voltage. I know, but when you move the rheostat, the voltage changes and the resistance changes Why can the resistance remain unchanged? The length of the current has changed

To explore the relationship between current and voltage through the conductor, how to keep the resistance constant when the sliding rheostat changes the voltage in the test To explore the relationship between current and voltage through the conductor in the test Slide the rheostat to change the voltage. I know, but when you move the rheostat, the voltage changes and the resistance changes Why can the resistance remain unchanged? The length of the current has changed


In the experiment of exploring the relationship between current and voltage passing through conductor, the sliding rheostat is connected in series with a certain value resistor (research object) and then connected in the circuit. The voltmeter measures the voltage at both ends of the constant value resistor. When the sliding rheostat changes the voltage, the total resistance of the sliding rheostat itself and the whole circuit does change, But as the object of study, the value of constant resistance is fixed. For it, only voltage and current are changed



In the experiments of "exploring the relationship between current and voltage" and "exploring the relationship between current and resistance", what are the functions of sliding rheostat?


In exploring the relationship between current and voltage, keeping the resistance constant, the main function of sliding rheostat is to change the voltage at both ends of conductor
When exploring the relationship between current and resistance, the constant resistance needs to be replaced. The main function of sliding rheostat is to keep the voltage at both ends of conductor unchanged
The control variable method is used in both processes



In the experiment of studying the relationship between current and voltage, is the function of sliding rheostat to control the resistance unchanged?
In the experiment of studying the relationship between electric current and resistance, is the function of sliding rheostat to keep the voltage constant?


There is a fixed resistance in the circuit to protect the circuit, and the sliding rheostat is used to change the resistance in the circuit to get different groups of current and voltage, so as to get the relationship between current and voltage



When the voltage is constant, the current in the conductor is inversely proportional to the resistance of the conductor?


Keep the voltage at both ends of the conductor constant to protect the circuit