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A potential difference of V volt is applied across a resistor of R Ω, then a current of I ampere flows through it. Keeping the resistance the same, how should the value of potential difference be changed so that the current flowing through the resistance gets doubled? (Keep all the other parameters the same.)
Asked in RRB Group D · 2025
Ohms Law · Physics
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Electric current is charge flowing per unit time: I = Q/t.
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