A potential difference of 25 v is applied across a conductor of resistance 100 ohm's. Find the current through the conductor
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Answer:
V=25v
R= 100ohm
I=?
R=V/I
I=VR
=25×100
=2500A
The current flowing through the conductor is 0.25A.
A potential difference of 25V is applied across a conductor of resistance 100Ω.
We have to find the current through the conductor.
Ohm's law, It states that the current through a conductor is directly proportional to the potential difference under same all physical conditions and temperature.
i.e., I ∝ V
⇒ V = kI
here, k is nothing but resistance. i.e., R
Resistance is the hindrance to flow the current through a conductor.
⇒ V = IR
Here, potential difference, V = 25V
Resistance of the conductor, R = 100Ω
∴ I = 25/100 = 0.25A
Therefore the current flowing through the conductor is 0.25A.
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