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What happens to the value of the current in a resistor when a potential difference across the conductor is increased?

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What happens to the value of the current in a resistor when a potential difference across the conductor is increased?

anonymous · Answer

@Vincent-Lyon.Fr

irishboy123 · Answer

this is simply Ohm's Law.

$V = IR$

scooby6363 · Answer

Potential Difference is just another way of asking about the voltage of the circuit. Think of the equation $$I = V/R$$. If the voltage is increased, then the current will also increase. Feel free to substitute values in order to test this equation.

shamim · Answer

This is called 
V is directly proportional to i