Physics, asked by navysardar1322, 10 months ago

if the potential in the current is 20 volt and current through the circuit is 20 ampere .calculate the resistence
of current​

Answers

Answered by piyushawana23
0

Answer:

R=V/I,R=20/20,R=1 Ohm

Answered by Anonymous
13

Given :

Pottential difference ( V ) = 20 V

Current drawn ( I ) = 20 A

Resistance of the curren ( R ) = ?

From ohms law

V = IR

=> V / I = R

=> 20 V / 20 A = R

=> 1 Ω = R

=> R = 1 Ω

Therefore the resistance of the current is 1 Ω.

Extra information :

Electric current is the amount of charge crossing any crods section of the conductor in 1 second.

• Electric current ( I ) = Q / t

where,

  • Q = electric charge
  • t = time interval

• Work done ( W) by electric force on positive charge ( q) is called Potential differnce or Voltage

• Potential difference ( V ) = W / q

• SI unit of potential difference is volt.

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