An electric wire is connected across a cell of $e.m.f.$ The current $I$ is measured by an ammeter of resistance $R$. According to ohm's law
A$E = {I^2}R$
B$E = IR$
C$E = R/I$
D$E = I/R$
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B$E = IR$
b (b) $I \propto v$
$v=R I$
$E=I R$
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