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Calculate the potential difference across the ends of wire of resistance 2 ohm when a current of 2,5 A passes through it​

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Answered by kritikakumari27
1

Answer:

we know that , potential difference = current × resistance

V= IR

V= 2.5 × 2

V = 5V

so the potential difference across the ends of wire is 5 volt.

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Answered by ankit825189
0

Answer:

given,

R=2 ohm

I¹=2A

I²=5A

According to ohm's law

v=IR. ,so

v=I¹R

v=2*2

v=4 volts (ans)

again

v=I R

v= 5*2

v=10 volts(ans)

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