Question

Technician A says a change in circuit resistance will change the amount of current in the circuit. Technician B says a change in circuit voltage will change the amount of current in the circuit. Who is right?

Answer 1

Both technician A and B are right

Step-by-step explanation:

According to ohm's law current flowing in a circuit is equal to
`i=(V)/(R)`, here i is current V is voltage and R is resistance of the circuit

From the relation we can see that current in the circuit is dependent on both voltage and resistance

So if we change the resistance then current also changes and if we change the resistance then also current changes

So both Technician A and B are right