according to ohms law ,the voltage increases then current is what happened?
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Answer / adithye
When there is a load connected and if the voltage increases current will decrease to balance power P=VI
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Answer / vani
as per ohms law,
current directly proportional to voltage across the conductor and inversely proportional to resistance.so as voltage increases then current also increases.i hope this is correct in my way of thinking.
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Answer / masang
as we know
V/I=R
so if R remains constant then with increase of voltage,current decreases.
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