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tell me exact relation b/n voltage and current and which one
is depend other
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Answer Posted / rajeev democrat
1. I inversely proportional to voltage at constant power in circuit.
P=VI
2. according to ohm's law current is directly proportional to voltage at constant resistance of conductor.
Ans of 2nd part-
flow of electrons(current) depends upon the applied electromagnetic force(emf or voltage).
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