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A conductor gives a current of when a potential difference of is applied across it
PHYSICS · Single correct · CBSE · Physics · Electricity · Electricity
Problem
A conductor gives a current of
0.5
A
0.5\,\text{A}
0.5
A
when a potential difference of
3
V
3\,\text{V}
3
V
is applied across it. Assuming the conductor obeys Ohm’s law, what current will flow when the potential difference is
7.5
V
7.5\,\text{V}
7.5
V
? (a)
1.0
A
1.0\ \text{A}
1.0
A
(b)
1.5
A
1.5\ \text{A}
1.5
A
(c)
1.25
A
1.25\ \text{A}
1.25
A
(d)
0.83
A
0.83\ \text{A}
0.83
A
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