A current of 150 mA (10 raise to -3 ampere) flows through wire when the potential diffrence between its ends is 300 volts find the resistance of the wire
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V=IR
R =V/I = 300 ÷ 150 × 10^-3
2 × 10^3
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According to Ohm's Law,
The relation between Resistance, volt and current is given as :
V = I×R
Here, V = 300v
I = 150 mA = 150 × 10^(-3)
Hence, R = V/I
=> R = 300/ 150 × 10^(-3)
=> R = (300 × 1000)/150
=> R = 2 × 10^3 ohm
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