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U dont calculate gradient by joing a point wid origin -_-So, lemme explain you...
R = V / I yes ?
It means R is in the ratio of V : I yes ?
And we are given I - V graph yes ?
So we can draw a line of best fit, that is from origin, and the line of best fit here is resistance.
And we are asked to find the least resistance in the whole graph..
We are given points A,B,C,D..
Now you attach all point from origin to A,B,C,D
you'll see The steepest line at C point... (Steepest the gradient lower will be the Resistance, hope you got the answer, if no lemme elaborate)
And as you know, R = 1/m yes ? ; so, High the m, less is the R : Here we have the steepest line at C then answer is C
Well, if we were asked for the highest resistance, answer would be D, as it has the lowest steepness from other three.
Hope you got it