i asked a funny question in Electrical
ohms law V=IR
in const temp voltage is directly proportional to current
Power p=VI cos@
in that formula Voltage is indirectly proportional to
current
Try to give me the fact what is happening in Electrical..
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Answer Posted / k.prakashchandra
There is nothing funny.Both are correct.In the ohm's law R
is constant.In the other p and cos @ are constant.
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