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the voltage in a circuit is 12 and the resistance is 4ohm what is the current in the circuit.​

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Answered by shrikantpatil04
5

as per ohm's law

V= IR

V= 12v

resistance(R)= 4ohm

I = 12/4= 3 A

Answered by Anonymous
3

Concept:-

• Ohm's law

Given:

• Potential difference, V=12volt

• Resistance, R=4\Omega

To find:

• Current flowing through the circuit

Solution:-

According to ohm's Law:

The potential difference across two terminals of a conductor is Directly proportional to the current flowing through the conductor.

So:-

\longmapsto\bf V\propto I

By removing sign of proportionality we get:

\longmapsto\large\boxed{\bf V=IR}\star

Now substituting given values in this formula:

⇒ V=IR

⇒ 12v=I(4\Omega)

⇒ 12/4=I

⇒ 3 Ampere=I

So the current flowing through the conductor is 3 Ampere.

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