Question

what happens if the potential difference across a resistance is doubled?​

Answer 1

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Explanation:

According to ohm law, V(potential difference) is directly proportional to I(current) across the two points. Thus, if potential difference across two points will be doubled, the current between the two points will also be doubled.

Answer 2

Answer:

According to ohm law, V(potential difference) is directly proportional to I(current) across the two points. Thus, if potential difference across two points will be doubled, the current between the two points will also be doubled

Explanation:

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