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State two characteristics of resistance in the parallel circuit.

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Characteristics of resistances in Parallel:

  1. The sum total of resistances in parallel decreases with the increase in the number of resistors.
  2. The current flowing in any resistor in parallel will be inversely proportional to resistance i.e., more the resistance, less the current.
  3. Each resistor in parallel functions independently with respect to the other resistors in parallel.
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पाठ 10: Electricity and Magnetism – 1 - Unit II Exercise 2 (B) Subjective Questions

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