What is the relation between current and voltage?
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Answer / s.naveen kumar
Voltage is directly proportional to Current this
Proportionality is replaced by a constant called "Resistance"
Hence V = IR
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Answer / raghu
current: it is a series
voltage : it is parallel
current : we cannot share current
voltage : it is possible to share
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Answer / abhay sunder
v=ir , but imp. point 2 b noted is current is directly
proportional 2 voltage not voltage......
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