This document summarizes an experiment conducted by Vania Lundina to verify how the length of a conductor affects its resistance according to Ohm's Law. The experiment involved measuring the resistance of copper wires of varying lengths (10-35 cm) using a voltmeter, ammeter, and power supply. The results showed that resistance increased with increasing length, supporting the conclusion that resistance is directly proportional to length as predicted by Ohm's Law. Some variability between trials was attributed to inaccuracies in measuring wire length.