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Figure 10 shows two different types of the same circuit component. What is the name of this circuit component? A diode B light dependent resistor C thermistor D va... show full transcript
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The relationship between the current and voltage in the graph is non-linear. As the voltage increases, the current also increases, but the rate of increase in current is not constant. This suggests that the filament lamp is exhibiting a characteristic of increasing resistance with increasing temperature as the current flows through it.
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The resistance of the filament lamp changes with increasing voltage due to the phenomenon of thermal effects. As the voltage increases, the power dissipated in the filament increases, leading to a rise in temperature. The higher temperature causes the metal atoms in the filament to vibrate more vigorously, resulting in more frequent collisions between electrons and atoms, which increases the resistance. Thus, a non-linear relationship is observed between voltage and current.
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