Question

. If there are 10 Volts across a 5 Ohm resistor, what is the current? *

1 point

a) 0.5 Amps

b) 1 Amps

c) 2 Amps

d) 50 Amps

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Answer 1

Answer:

c.) 2 Amphere

Explanation:

V=IR

10=I × 5 ( As V=10V and R=5 ohm )

10/5=I

I= 2 Amphere.

:. 2 Amphere is the current of a 5 ohm resister.

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Answer 2

Given :-

Voltage (v) = 10V

Resistance (R)= 5 Ohm

To find:-

The current

Formula used !

$\boxed{\sf{\dag \ \ V= IR }}$

Where,

◆ V= Voltage

[sometimes called potential difference]

◆ I = Current

◆ R= Resistance

• Put the given values in the formula

$:\implies\sf V= I R \\ \\ :\implies\sf 10 = I\times 5\\ \\ :\implies\sf \cancel{\dfrac{10}{5}}= I\\ \\ :\implies\sf 2=I \\ \\ :\implies\sf Current = 2 \ A$

• So the Option 3 is the correct option !

$\underline{\boxed{\textsf{\textbf{\dag \ \ Current = 2 \ Ampere }}}}$