How is potential drop related to resistance when resistors are arranged in series and when arranged in parallel ?
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Potential drop is directly proportional to resistance and this is based on ohms law V=iR
Since ohms law applies to both series and parallel connection of resistors potential is always proportional to resistance.....
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When connected in paralle it's potential difference change in all the resistance.
whereas when it is arranged in parallel it's potential difference remains same across each end of resistor.
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