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a potential difference of 220V is applied across a conductor of resistance 110 ohm. find out the current flowing through the conductor.

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Solution:
Here,Potential difference V=220V,Resistance R=110 Ohm
By Ohm's law,V=IR
So current I=V/R=220/110=2 ampere

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