what is mean by the statement that potential difference between two points is 1V
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the potential difference between two points is 1 volt states that.
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It is states that 1 ampere of current is passed through a wire of resistance 1 Ohm.
as
V=iR
As we can say that if 1 ampere of current is passed through 1 ohm resistance then 1 volt a potential difference is created.
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It is states that 1 ampere of current is passed through a wire of resistance 1 Ohm.
as
V=iR
As we can say that if 1 ampere of current is passed through 1 ohm resistance then 1 volt a potential difference is created.
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potential difference between two points is 1V: When 1 J of work is done to carry a charge of 1C from one point to another.
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