What is the relation between voltage and current ?

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Hi,
Voltage is potential difference between the two points.
Current is flow of electric charge through a conductor.
When there is a potential difference between the two points then the current flows between the two points. Therefore, potential is a cause and current is the effect.
Ohm's law provides a relation between voltage and current.

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