Question

Calculate the current flowing though a wire of resistance of 4 ohm when potential difference = 10 v is applied cross its ends​

Answer 1

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Here's your answer

I=2.5 A

Explanation:

V = 10 V

R = 4 ohm

V = IR or I = V/R

I = 10/4

Therefore , I = 2.5 A

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Answer 2

AnswEr:-

Your Answer Is 2.5 Amphere.

ExplanaTion:-

Given:-

• Resistance of the wire is 4 ohm.

• Potential Difference across the wire = 10 volts (V).

To Find:-

• The Current across the wire.

Law Used:-

Ohm's law:-

$\\\\ \tt\longrightarrow V= IR$

Where,

• V = Potential Difference.

• I = Current.

• R = Resistance.

So Here,

• V = 10 V.

• I = ?? [To Find].

• R = 4 ohm.

So By applying Ohm's Law we get,

$\\ \\ \rm\mapsto V = IR. \\ \\ \rm\mapsto 10V = I(4 \: Ohm). \\ \\ \rm\mapsto I\: = \frac{10V}{4 \: Ohm} . \\ \\ \rm\mapsto I = 2.5 \: Amphere.$

Therefore the Current is I = 2.5 Ampheres.