Answer / vdhar

no...becoz current is the very cause of voltage...its can't
be seperated

Answer / bibek mukherjee

No...if voltage is induced in a circuit as a result current
will occur..so separation is impossible and it is very true
that "current is the cause of voltage" indeed

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