if the potential difference between the ends of a wire of fixed resistance is doubled by how much does the electric power increase
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Power is directly proportional to Potential difference and the Current as by formula P = V × I.
Then, if potential difference is doubled then power will be also gets doubled.
Then, if potential difference is doubled then power will be also gets doubled.
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We know that Power is directly proportional to potential difference.
So if potential difference is doubled then electric power will also be doubled.
So if potential difference is doubled then electric power will also be doubled.
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