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how much current flows through a 4kohm resistor when a potential difference of 2V is across its ends​

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Answered by Anonymous
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We know that :-

V = IR

= \sf{\frac{V}{R} = I}\\

= \sf{\frac{2}{4} = I}\\

I = 1/2 A ,or, 0.5 A


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Given ⬇

resistance = 4 ohm

Potential difference = 2 v

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V = I × R ( ohm's law )

I = V / R

I = 2 / 4

I = 1 / 2

I = 0.5 Amp

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