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Is voltage directly proportional to current or not?

0 94 Views | Posted 8 years ago
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    deepika kapoor | Contributor-Level 10

    8 years ago
    Yes, it is directly proportional.
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    alka kumari | Contributor-Level 8

    8 years ago
    According to me, it is not directly proportional to current because when resistors are connected in series combination current is constant if they will be directly proportionally, then the voltage will also become constant but it is not. If we see in the parallel combination, the voltage is constant but current is not.

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