why voltage is different but current is same in series combination of resistances
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Yeah, Voltage is different but current is same in series combination of Resistances.
Reason:- Look at the image that I have attached.
In series combination of Resistances, there is no division in path of the current whereas, in parallel combination of Resistances, there is division in the path of current.
Hence, in the series combination of resistance, the current remains same where as in parallel combination of resistances the current get distributed to each resistance in the parallel.
And in series combination of resistances, there is after and after many resistances that distributes the voltage. But in parallel combination of resistances, there are the many resistance in the parallel so the voltage remain constant.
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Yeah, Voltage is different but current is same in series combination of Resistances.
Reason:- Look at the image that I have attached.
In series combination of Resistances, there is no division in path of the current whereas, in parallel combination of Resistances, there is division in the path of current.
Hence, in the series combination of resistance, the current remains same where as in parallel combination of resistances the current get distributed to each resistance in the parallel.
And in series combination of resistances, there is after and after many resistances that distributes the voltage. But in parallel combination of resistances, there are the many resistance in the parallel so the voltage remain constant.
Hope you are satisfied with my answer
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