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Glenn G
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Say you have two separate resistors in a circuit. When you close the switch on the circuit is it the electric field that flows through the circuit that effectively sets the voltage drops so a bigger voltage drop occurs across the higher resistor in proportion to its resistance such that the current flow in the circuit is constant.
I'm aware of W=Q V and so as a coulomb then flow through the larger resistance more energy is transferred there than in the smaller resistance.
I'm aware of W=Q V and so as a coulomb then flow through the larger resistance more energy is transferred there than in the smaller resistance.