Resistors in Series | Electricity and Circuits | Don't Memorise

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#DidYouKnow: Like in a light flasher, electronic sirens, blinking lights used in aeroplanes or tall towers which acts as a collision avoidance measure. They work on the principle of filling up current to a certain time and then discharge light, in here, the resistor decides how much current has to be passed according to the time allotted. If resistance increases, the time for discharging current in the circuit increases. ✅To access all videos related to Electricity and Circuits, enroll in our full course now: infinitylearn.com/cbse-fullcourse?KZbin&DME&RkGs1Tsg To watch more Physics videos, click here: bit.ly/PhysicsVideos_DMYT

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If the voltage is decreases then current will also decrease so how u can say that current is constant. Please help

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the current in a circuit is determined by the circuit's total resistance, not the resistance of individual components

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If we increase the resistance the flow of current will be decreased.then how current is same in the circuit if we add more resistance?

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If the current across the resistors is same... Then y the hell are resistors used???

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To decrease the volt of current. Notice that current simply means rate of flow of number of electrons. Hence the number of electrons are always going to be same. But the energy in each of the electron (voltage), will be reduced by resistance. Thats why either you have not understood the concept of electricity or your question does not make sense at all.

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Chhaya Patil the resisters are used to give a sufficient amount big current to its respective consumer

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Because if there will be no any resistor then path of current will becomes very easy for them to flow in...any thatswhy a large amount of current can flow from the power supply....and it may leads to short circuit. And resistance means everything that we used to like bulbs,gyesers,heaters,etc....and current flows same bcoz speed at which it enters in resistance is same at which it comes out .change occurs in speed of current(voltage) not amount of current and at the rate at which it enters in resistance is same at which it comes out in resistance ....speed only changes in the resistance!!!!! Hope it helps😊

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The resistor will alter the rate of flow of current not the current itself. For example, when u want to drink water u would regulate the water flowing from ur aquaguard of course there will change in time. You would also observe while washing ur hands since Corona is going on😁😁

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Mam ohm's law states that potential difference is directly proportional to the current and when v changes in series combination then why i remains unchanged? Please reply

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As the resistors have different resistances , then how the current passing through each resistors remains same in series combination. Please give the answer

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Even if resistances differ, the overall resistance (sum of all resistances) is constant/same in the circuit. So as only 1 constant resistance opposes the current the, current remains same throughout. This is bcuz all the components lie on the same path in series.

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Can you please explain how the current measured in first case is equal to the current measured in second case, because while measuring in second case the current must be resisted by two resistors- r¹& r² hence would show less reading. PLEASE EXPLAIN 🙏🙏

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If the current stays same everywhere, how does it decrease

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4:09 - 4:16 What do you mean? Current is same or it is decreased?

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If the voltage is decreases then current will also decrease so how u can say that current is constant. Please help

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Of course ,current decreases... as the current decrease it will be decreased in all the parts of the circuit...so the current is constant when its kept elsewhere..clear?

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Just found this video on youtube today. So if you have a complete circuit it doesnt matter where the resistor is correct? Like if right after the power source there was an LED light that would normally explode. But you can put the resistor before or after the LED to protect it yes?

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What happens then in parallel connection of resistors