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What is the current passing through the resistor?

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Answered by harichandrapatil8969
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Answered by mastermimd2
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Explanation:

Current passing through a resistor

Ohm's Law: Potential difference across the conductor is directly proportional to the current passing through it. ... If the physical conditions do not change then the ratio of voltage across the resistor to the current passing through the resistor remains constant. This constant is resistance of the resistor.

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