what is a resistance of a resistor if on passing a current of 120MA the potential difference across its end is 1.5V
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Hey Mate
your answer is here
according to ohm's law
V = IR
given that
V = 1.5 V
and
I = 120MA
so, R = V/I
R = 1.5/(120×10^6) = 1.25×10^-8
so,
R = 1.25×10^-8 ohm
Thanks
your answer is here
according to ohm's law
V = IR
given that
V = 1.5 V
and
I = 120MA
so, R = V/I
R = 1.5/(120×10^6) = 1.25×10^-8
so,
R = 1.25×10^-8 ohm
Thanks
muskanwalia70:
thank you :)
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