Identifying resistors in series and parallel (Hindi)

Generally, we see multiple resistors in a circuit. These can be classified broadly in 2 categories, resistor in series and resistors in parallel. Let's learn how.

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Ohm's law states that potential difference is directly proportional to the current then why the potential difference is different and current is same across the resistors in series combination? ? Can someone please help

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Potential difference is directly proportional to current. The constant term is Resistivity. When resistors are placed in series the Resistivity of the resistors sums up and act as one. Increase in resistivity will lead to increase in potential difference because- V=IR If r increased V will also increase.

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