Physics, asked by mamta198036, 4 months ago

As per Ohm's law, V (potential difference) is equal to
a) I(current)×R(resistance of the conductors)
b) I(current)/R(resistance of the conductors)
c) R(resistance of the conductors)/I(current)
d) I(current) + R(resistance of the conductors)

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