Mathematics · Current Electricity
Two metallic wires P and Q have resistances of 3 ohm and 6 ohm respectively. They are connected separately across the same potential difference. How do the currents in P and Q compare?
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- 1No current flows in either wire
- 2Currents in P and Q are equal
- 3Current in P is half the current in Q
- 4Current in P is twice the current in Q✓
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Current in P is twice the current in Q
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