Question

The current in a wire
(a) Depends only on the potential difference applied
(b) Depends only on the resistance of the wire
c) Depends on both resistance and potential difference
d) Does not depend on resistance and potential difference
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Answer 1

the option (c)

depends on both resistance and potential difference

Answer 2

Hey buddy

The current in a wire depends on

➡c. BOTH RESISTANCE AND POTENTIAL DIFFERENCE

➡AS , CURRENT is directly proportional to the potential difference .

I = V

Where , I = current

V= potential differnce

➡ current is inversely proportional to the resistance of a conductor

I = 1 /R

Where ,

I = current

R= resistance

➡so, I = V/R