Question

Is the current is same in the series resistor circuit?

Answer 1

Explanation:

1. Series circuits are sometimes referred to as current-coupled or daisy-chain-coupled circuits. In a series circuit, electric current flows through each element. As a result, the current flowing through each component in a series connection is the same.
2. There is only one possible path for current to flow in a series circuit. Any point in a series circuit that is opened or broken will result in the circuit being completely "opened" or ceasing to function. For example, one side of an old-fashioned Christmas light becomes inoperable if one of the light bulbs burns out or is removed, rendering the entire wire useless unless the bulb is replaced. is not given.

Here, $I=I_1 = I_2 =I_3=···=I_n$, and $V\left(\mathrm{Voltage}\right)=I\left(\mathrm{current}\right)\times R\left(\mathrm{resistance}\right)$.

Hence, the current is the same in series.