We did a lab studying resistance and ohm’s law. in my lab, my light bulb circuit element did not obey ohm’s law b/c my data did not convey a proportional relationship between voltage drop and current. how do i
if either or both of your circuit elements did not obey ohm’s law, can you think of any reasons for the non-ohmic behavior? in other words what might be happening to one or both of the elements as the applied voltage drop increases?

A) The process that give us day  and night.

Explanation:

From the answer choices provided the one that is not an example of this is the process that give us day  and night. This is because, the day/night cycle occurs as the Earth spins on it's axis. This cause one side of the Earth to be facing the Sun, which is the side that is currently experiencing day time while the other side is experiencing night time. As the Earth spins the cycles repeat. This is not an example of revolving.