Describe how the current in a circuit changes if the resistance increases and the voltage remains constant

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Lidiya · Answer 1 · 2017-05-02T05:23:22+0000

Current = (voltage) / (Resistance)

From the equation, with 'resistance' in the denominator,
we can see that if the resistance increases and the voltage
doesn't change, the current should decrease.

Laboratory experiments confirm this perfectly.

Describe how the current in a circuit changes if the resistance increases and the voltage remains constant

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