Physics, asked by scs870901, 2 months ago

What do we get from the product of potential difference applied (V) and current flowing through a component (I)?

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Answered by aditi7036

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Answer:

V=IR so we will get resistance from V and I

Answered by aniketbohra202

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Answer:

we get POWER of the circuit

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