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Where there is voltage,there must be current.Is this right
or wrong??
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Answer Posted / punniyamurthy.g
wrong.
because for a current flow, the circuit should be closed
otherwise there is no current flow takes place
eg: battery.
when the voltage source is open then there is no flow of
current.
if we connect a load to a battery then current flow takes
place.
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