A circuit is supplied with a constant voltage. As the resistance of the circuit decreases, the power given to the circuit

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Here, we are required to determine the reaction of the power given to a circuit supplied with a constant voltage as the distance of the circuit decreases.

In a circuit supposed with a <em>constant voltage</em>, as the resistance of the circuit decreases, the power given to the circuit Increases as evident in the formular: P = V²/R

The power given to a circuit is given by the formula;

Power, P = V × I

where, V = voltage supplied

and I = Current through the circuit.

However, from Ohm's law;

V = I × R

In essence, I = V/R

By substituting, I = V/R into the equation P = V × I

Therefore, we have;

P = V²/R.

Ultimately, if the circuit is supplied with a constant voltage, As the resistance of the circuit decreases, the power given to the circuit Increases.

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