When voltage increases and resistance remains constant what must happen to current?

Current increases

Explanation:

Let

Initial voltage =V

Resistance=R

Current=I

We know that

Ohm's law

When V increases and resistance remains constant.Then, current depends on V .Current is directly proportional to V.

When V increases then the value of current is also increases.

Hence, when voltage increases and resistance remains constant then current increases.

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