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Prashasti
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"Resistors resist the passage of current through them." Then why the current through each resistor same in series combination? Suppose 'I' current is passing through a system of two resistors connected in series.
1. Won't the first resistor - which is directly connected to the positive terminal of the battery - allow a current with less magnitude to pass through, as compared to the original current with magnitude 'I'?
2. And that the second resistor will not get the current with magnitude 'I'- rather- something of lesser value?
1. Won't the first resistor - which is directly connected to the positive terminal of the battery - allow a current with less magnitude to pass through, as compared to the original current with magnitude 'I'?
2. And that the second resistor will not get the current with magnitude 'I'- rather- something of lesser value?