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What is the rule for calculating current in a series circuit?

What is the rule for calculating current in a series circuit?
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What is the rule for calculating current in a series circuit?

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User Ashish Sahu
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Current in a series circuit =

(voltage between the ends of the circuit)

divided by

(the sum of all the individual resistors in the circuit) .

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