IN THIS QUESTION'S ANSWER,WHY IS THE CURRENT TAKEN AS
BUT NOT ONLY 180mA?
CLASS TENTH
PHYSICS.
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Milli=10^-3 so therefore it is used
gparasuram606:
nope not because of that the reason is that resistance (ohms) = potential difference ( volts ) / current ( ampheres)
if we change the unit the answer will come in kiloohms
because volt / miliamphere = volt/10^-3 amphere = 10^3 volt / amphere = kiloohms
hope helped
thank you
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