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Physics, 24.04.2020 03:08 globalremix

Examine the scenario.

A circuit is arranged so that 20 A of current is flowing through it. The battery is replaced with another battery with ¼ the original voltage.

Which choice correctly describes the effect on the current?

1 The current decreases to ½ of the original amount because a smaller voltage indicates that the flow of charge is being restricted, but only by half. As voltage decreases, current will decrease also, but by a smaller amount.

2 The current increases to 4 times the amount because a smaller voltage indicates that there is less to restrict the flow of charge. As voltage decreases in a circuit, current increases

3 The current reduces to ¼ of the original current because a smaller voltage indicates that there is less energy to move the charge. As voltage decreases in a circuit, current also decreases.

4 The current stays the same because a smaller voltage means there is less energy for each charge, but more charges are moving through the circuit. Current and voltage do not affect each other.

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