question 1\n1/10\nwho developed ohm’s law?\n1 albert einstein\n2 isaac newton\n3 andre ampere\n4 georg ohm

Brief Explanations:

Ohm's Law, which describes the relationship between voltage, current, and resistance in an electrical circuit ($V=IR$), is named after its developer. Georg Ohm, a German physicist, derived this fundamental principle of electrical circuits. The other scientists listed are known for different key contributions: Einstein for relativity, Newton for classical mechanics, and Ampere for work in electromagnetism (for whom the ampere unit is named).

Answer:

4. Georg Ohm