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Biology; Chemistry; Physics: Post your doubts here!

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i just saw tht on yahoo ans.....its for same resisitance i guess....
but still if its a potential devider or sumthing only one thing will effect....
If you provide enough wattage it will be bright.
V = IR, P = IV so all are connected.
 
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EMF is simply work done on the charge.
Potential difference is work done by charge when it passes between two points,
Current is f;ow of electric charges,and volts is work done on these charges volt=W/Q.
hope this will help.
 
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So as stupid as it sounds, whats the relation between voltage and current ._. explain please
Voltage is directly proportional to current if resistance is kept constant according to OHMS LAW
Voltage*Current= Watts
 
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EMF is simply work done on the charge.
Potential difference is work done by charge when it passes between two points,
Current is f;ow of electric charges,and volts is work done on these charges volt=W/Q.
hope this will help.

Yeah but like what happens to voltage if current increases and vice versa?
 
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So as stupid as it sounds, whats the relation between voltage and current ._. explain please
Are you prepared for tomorrow?i don't think so :(
Cause this is fundamental/basic of electricity but no problem with that, Voltage=Current x Resistence
If the Current is Increased the resistance decreases and vice versa there is no direct (such) relation between voltage and Current :p as it acts as a constant rather than a proptoion or inverse :)
 
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