この問題の ｢図3の回路を流れる電流とPQ間の電圧の関係を表すグラフを、図4にかけ。｣ という問いが分かりません。 答えは、6Ｖと1.2Aを通る直線になります。こうなるのは何故ですか。 よろしくお願いします🙇

丸をつけている、(3)の問題についてです。 答えは、電流計…200mA 電圧計…3.0Ｖ なのですがこうなるのは何故ですか。 ざっくりしていてすみません。よろしくお願いします

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等加速度直線運動 mw 基本問題 25・26・27 が 情点Dからァ科のの末富邊と知87.035にの 置を通過した。次の各問に答え ょ。 UG) 物体の加遠度の大きさは何m/ss の3 のび② 加速度直線運動を始めてから、ァニ30m の位置を通過するまでにかかる時間は何 ご: l指人針' 等加速度直線運動の公式を利用する。 1 (1) 問題文で時間7, 変位の物理量が与えられてい 人 るので, =z。7上-すだ の公式を用いる。 だ+47一60=0 (7ー6)(⑰10)三0 (2) 初速度 xx 秦位*の物理量が与えられており. Q) 7王6.0, 一10 となり, 一10 は題意に反するので, 解答 から加速度々がわかっているので, ァーz/二だ の に適さない。したがって, 7王6.0s 公式を用いる。 明恋 (①) 問題文から, ァヶ=16.0m,。ヵ=2.0m/s, | 4dvce / 何の物理量を求めるのか, 与えられている物 7一4.0s である。 =z/寺語お に各数値を代入する 理量は何かを把握し等加速度直線運動の 3 つの公式の中 の から, 適切な式を用いるようにする。 @時間 MS Jayubi 16.0三2.0X4.0十計XZX4.02 6三1.0 m/s* 4 変位>を含むーー ァーo7二坊だ (2) ァ=30m, ヵ三2.0m/s であり, 1)から, 2=1.0 @時間 7 を含まない m/s? である。 ャニz/二依Z/ に各数値を代入すると, 一2三2