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Results tagged with electric-current
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A measure of the rate at which electric charge is transported (especially through a circuit), it has units of charge/time.
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Which decreaces when resistance changes, voltage or current?
I understand the relation that Ohm's Law sets up: $$R=V/I$$
What I am confused about is what happens to maintain that relationship if the resistance suddenly changes.
If I have a circuit that starts …
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