Why is the voltage(potential difference) b/w 2 resistors connected in series different?
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because in series the current is same in both resistors , but if resistors have different values the voltage drop will be
V=I×R
so it depends upon resistor only
V=I×R
so it depends upon resistor only
ChallangerClasses:
Voltage drop depends upon reaistors in series since current are same
ohk current is same but how the voltage shows variation?
voltage depends on current and resistance
if current are same V will depend upon R
So you are trying to say that if 2 aluminium wires with similar characteristics are joined in series then their voltage will remain the same
in case if they both have same resistance
materials are related to resistivity and not resistance
but material matters in resistance as well right
Champ, my simple ques is how the potential difference changes and it flows from one resistor to the other
as* it...
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