why current is same in series circuit? Why current does not decrease on passing through a resistance
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Note:-In this Animation i have shown the motion of electrons in a conducting wire, due to a a battery.But keep this in mind that in reality, the Electrons do not move that fast.The actual motion of the electrons is very slow, but the Speed of electricity is very fast.
You can imagine this like a set of cycles standing at a cycle stand.If even one of them gets turned over, The rest of them also turn over due to a catastrophic Chain. :)
Similar thing happens in the case of the electrons.
NOTE 2:-The explanation in this video is according to the grade 10 Students..
I could have further explained it using the drift velocity and the collisions of electrons happening in the conducting wire, but that could have made this explanation unsuitable for the Class 10.
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Simple: Because the current is the same everywhere else in the circuit. The current in THE WHOLE circuit moves as "fast" as the current going through the resistor(s). Current doesn't "speed up", or "slow down".
Remember this: The WHOLE circuit is "filled" with electrons- from the one end of the battery pole, to the other.. it's "bumper to bumper traffic", and so THE WHOLE circuit moves as slow as the resister(s) allows. It's like a funeral procession.
That is the problem we have with understanding current- we don't realize that everywhere there are electrons, all along the circuit, instead we think that if you switch on the circuit- electrons start to ONLY flow from the negative terminal. NO. ALL electrons in the circuit starts to move- the ones at the end, those in the middle, those at the start and everywhere else in-between- and they all move at the same speed(determined by the resistance and voltage), because they don't wanna bump into each other.
Wonderful explanation
Bro I don't understand from the video but understand from your comment thanks bro
EXACTLY THIS WAS MY DOUBT FROM A VERY LONG TIME , THANKS FOR MAKING ME UNDERSTAND
Glad to hear that
@@InductiveAcademics wait if the amps dont change does the volt change? And doesn't that decrease their speed?
I saw many videos about this doubt but today all cleared..
Glad to know that
this has been my doubt for soo long and honestly even after getting explainations and reading several other books i didnt get the answer to it but im so grateful to u sir i understand it soo well now .Thank u very much and i am really soo delighted to see that u actually answer to the doubts of the students in the comment section not many teachers on youtube do that
Glad to know that you found this video useful...
Yes I know , in most of the textbooks, you won't find anything related to this, because this is so fundamental topic, most of the author's don't even think it necessary to explain this concept for the beginners..
And When it comes to replying to my student's comments, I love doing that😊If I won't be connecting to you guys, there will be no use of me making videos on UA-cam..
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You can also read some other comments on this video. I have also explained this topic with the traffic analogy as well in the comments...You might find that useful too.
@@InductiveAcademics I DID subscribe your channel sir it is soo nice that u care soo much for us students who are watching ur videos , this is soo beautiful that all of us have never met u personally dont even know much about each other but u already made this beautiful teacher -student bond and u take out ur precious time to spread the knowledge i really love ur channel and u.You are soo right sir there will be no use if there is no connection between mentor and the student many teachers on youtube dont even care to read the doubts of the students. The world need more teachers like u truly.
@@InductiveAcademics yess i did read all the other comments and they were really useful i felt like im in a classroom literally this is the most knowledgeable and useful comment section. This channel and comment section give me the feeling of being in a classroom and i really miss school. Having high hopes that everything gets back to normal. Your channel feels so familiar and comfortable even though im new to it tysm for supporting us and sharing ur precious knowledge with so many students
I loved your comments :) These are literally awesome :)
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thank you sir be keeping uploading these small small doubts because if this clear then we can easily make our concept clear
Thanks a lot :)
This was my doubt for the past 2 years. But i was always to lazy to figure it out. THANK YOU
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If the amount or flow of current remains the same before and after passing through the resistor then why are we using the resistor. Why do we say then that resistor opposes the current flow?
In other words ,my question is that if V/R= I , but why?? Why applying different resistors will give different values of current in the circuit? How is the resistor working?? What is happening inside the resistor that changing it will change the entire current in the whole circuit?
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Sir kya Aisa soch sakte hain ki....resistance ke dono side current 10 amp hai kyunki sirf copper wire hai...isliye koi opposition nahi hai flow me .......bas sirf resistance ke ander hi time jyada le Raha ho....uske baàd again jab charges jaise hi resistance se bahar niklega to apni speed pahle ki tarah cover kar lega.....jo bhi time barha hai wo sirf aur sirf resistance ke hi ander hua hai ....baaki resistance ke dono side current ne speed same Bana li
nhi nhi...because agr aisa hota , fir fayda kya resistor lgane ka? circuit me current to slow hua hi nhi
Sir mera doubts ye hai ki time kaise same hoga ......baaki cheez to clear ho gayi sir......
time same hoga because charge can't get accumulated in a particular part of wire...
time different sirf 1 case pr ho skta tha, ki 1 jgah electrons fast travel kr rhe hain, 1 jgah slow speed pr...which will lead to accumulation of the charge in the wire..(which can't happen at all)
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So much thank you sie isi ko leke mere mind mai stress ho rha tha thank you so much sir😁
I was also in the doubt 😉 and firstly I saw the video of HC VERMA SIR,but the way you explained the topic was amazing and I become able to sort out the doubt only with your help.Thanks a lot.
😊welcome piyush
Same with me
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Sir iss doubt ne boht pareshan kiya,but now its clear thanku sir
Most welcome
THANK YOU VERY MUCH SIR AND ALSO MADHU TRIPATHI WHO HAVE ASKED THIS DOUBT.SINCE 1 YEAR THIS DOUBT WAS HOVERING IN MY MIND,BUT NOW IT HAS BEEN SOLVED.THANK YOU VERY MUCH👌👌🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗!!
Sir, this means if we put a resistence in a circuit then the ability of the resistence to resist the flow of charges will be felt by the current from the beginning or from the starting from where it starts, as if we change the resistance the current automatically changes.
Exactly...
Sir, I have one more doubt related to this, if this is so that i have told then why in electrical heating devices the copper wire that transmits the electricity do not becomes hot as it feels the same resistence as the nichrome conductor present in heating application
Sir it means that resistors only provides resistance but does not store the current means when the current is falling through resistors it might get slow (as I=V/R) but the same amount of current comes out from it and furthure the same thing happens with other resistors???
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Uff that was my doubt .thanku sir
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Sir when current is same in series then why we say that if we increase the resistance,the current will decrease? I m confused
Have you watched the video completely?
I have explained this properly in this video. Watch the complete video again without skipping any part...
The current will decrease but not only next wire to cell but also in first wire from cell to bulb
@@InductiveAcademics but sir according to me the e.m.f. Of cell is possible due to accumulation of electrons
In my coaching classes for jee they only focus on questions and never in these type of interesting reasoning .. what will we do doing questions on things already proved rather making strong our fundamentals in better I think so that mankind can discover new things
sir, i am a 10th grader. i have a doubt that why in the series connection voltage changes across the each resistor if the charge cannot be accumulated at the openings and ends.
Thank you so much sir for solving my life's biggest doubt that you cleared now .
it was also my doubt for a long time. i tried to find my answer in many books and UA-cam channels but couldn't find a appropriate answer but you have cleared my every single doubt regarding this topic. so thanks a bunch sir.....🙏🙏🙏🙏
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Now sir please make video on. Why voltage is different across each individual resistances
Sure
You have explained it nicely. Thank you very much.
Thanks lokesh😊
Hello. It is highly possible that your explanation is accurate and well done but maybe you should have specified in the title of your video that the video was NOT in English but in another language. Keep up the hard and good work though!
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But according to ohms law current is inversely proportional to the resistance then how current should decrease on applying resistance
Fantastic explanation .This explanation has solved my three confusions related to the current and resistance.😁😁😁😁🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
Sir you taught mindddd blowinglyyyy
Exactly that's my doubt 🧐 thankgod I searched this in youtube because I really didn't expected that I can find my doubt's answer on UA-cam 😁
Had the same doubt , thanks a lot
Always welcome 😊
The current will stay the same after passing through resistance. The first and easiest point is because it cannot accumulate or get stored in the resistor. Secondly, the amount of change passing through a cross-sectional area in a given time stays the same. In the wire, the time taken will be lesser, but the amount of charge taking that time will be the same. In the resistor, the time taken to cover a specific distance will be greater, but the amount of charge travelling in that time is the same only. Doesn't matter if the velocity of the charge increases or decreases, the amount of charge travelling per unit time will stay the same.
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Sir you are the best, literally I watched many videos in this topic but no where I get my doubt but here you pointed the doubt and cleared it.thank you sir and also the girl who have asked this.🙏🙏
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@@InductiveAcademics sir I have another doubt why potential difference is different in series combination.
That's rather easy to answer I guess.
Each resistor will cause the potential to drop , depending on its resistance .
Why? Because V=IR
Since the current is same in series, More is the resistance, more will be the voltage drop..
V is directly proportional to R
Sir Plzz meri yeh req h ki aap ek aur video Potential difference or voltage in dc current and ac current ka bana dijiye bhut stress deta h
this is the same question that have after studying the concept ohms law
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Always welcome 😊
sir plz movement of electrons in parallel in detail to show how voltage remains same and current divided
Soon !
Siir plzz explain how change in speed of light in different medium causes change in direvtion of light.I want to my explain my doubt - suppose I am moving on road with speed of 10m/s and then I enter in muddy area and my speed changes to 5m/s but is there any change in my direction too ?
These analogies will fail at some point Om, because light doesn't behave like you would...
How you would behave on a muddy road has nothing to do with what light do while entering from one medium to another (with varying optical densities)
The exact reason behind light changing direction might be a bit too complex for class 10..After class 12th ,when you would have understood the electromagnetic nature of the light, it will be quite easy to understand the exact reason behind the refraction of light..
Thank you sir.... doubt cleared...🙏🏻😊
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Inductive Academics, okay sir...🙏🏻
Sir toh hum full circuit ki current ko count kar hai
Was having the same doubt and glad that I found the video specially made for it..
Madhu tripathi you did a good job by asking the doubt since many people having it now got answer..
Sir what about voltage, why does voltage varies in series
Sir why does the voltage changes
Thank you sir . This was a big doubt in my head for so long . Your video was really helpful🙏
Dear sir, when electric current passes through a conductor, conductor doesn't become charged,this is observed by kirchhoff .no accumulation of charge take place at any point of the conductor,again charge flows through a conductor is similar that water or an incompatible fluid flows through a pipe of variable crossection.see details in physics by resnick and halliday.overaĺl your explanations are good.thanks.
Perfectly explained 💯
The medium between the conductor is air as air is an insulator how charging current flow between the conductor ?
Best question ever
Sir parallel combination mai voltage devide kyun nhi hota, jabki usme current divide hota h
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So basically charges bear more forces like repelling, etc due to which current is same in series connection am I right sir???
Sir I have another doubt about this topic... In a resistor, heat energy is generated right... so some amount of kinetic energy of the electrons will have to convert into heat energy... so the speed of electrons must decrease... so current should decrease on passing through a resistor! Could you please tell where my logic is wrong?
It is the Potential Energy of the electron, which gets converted to the Heat Energy.
That's why we say that potential drop has been occured.
@@InductiveAcademics ok sir... thank you...
I have the same confusion. , Thank you sir 🙏
You are welcome
Yeah that was my doubt thank you so much
Always welcome
Sir toh phir resistor ka kaam kya hua agar 10 a pehle aur 10a baad me, phir toh same hi hua na sir ji. Is se toh resistance kuch hui hi nhi???
Hui to...Agr resistor na lgate to 10 ki jhah shayd 15 bhi ho skta tha current
Resistor ki vjah se hi to overall current km hua
Hello sir,
How can there be accumulation of charges? because after passing through resistor each electron's speed will be decreased so speed of charges before and after passing through resistor will be different. Then as soon as it passes through battery it regains its initial speed and then finally its speed decreases after passing through resistor and this cycle continues.
So no chance of accumulation of charges.
(Sir pls clear my doubt.)
The speed of the electrons do not decrease just after passing the resistor. The resistors don't actually work like a speed breaker. The resistors work like having a foggy Road, on which you won't be able to drive at a great speed.
The speed of the electrons before passing the resistor and after passing the resistor is exactly same.(Considering a simple Series circuit)
But still, if we suppose that speed of electrons decrease after passing the resistor, on one side of rhe resistor (before passing the resistor), the electrons will be moving at a faster speed , but on the other side , (after passing the resistor), the electrons would be moving at very slow speed.
In such a case, ofcourse there will be accumulation of electrons on the side where the electrons are moving at a much slower pace.
(Which ofcourse isn't possible , and which ofcourse doesn't happen in reality.)
Another analogy you can consider is accident analogy.
If you imagine electrons being slowed down after passing the resistor, this is similar to slowing down of vehicles at the site of an accident.
Now , slowing down of vehicles at the exact site of accident will cause a traffic jam ( Similar to resistance), which will in turn cause slowing down of further incoming cars (electrons) too.
Ofcourse , cars 1-2 km away from this site of accident will be still moving at a fast speed, But after reaching the site of accident , tyere will be an accumulation of the cars for sure.
That's the exact problem , which would happen for electrons if similar thing happened for them too.
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idk if it will rech you but thank u soo much and i am also having a doubt that how does overall resistance increase by adding resitors hoping an answer greatest sir on YT
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I understand that the speed of the electrons is the same throughout the circuit. But why is it so? Shouldnt the charge flow faster in a medium where resistance is less such as the conducting wire? Or am I not understanding something?
ofcourse.
That's why in the circuit A, the magnitude of current was greater, (because of less resistance)
As soon as we added a resistor in series, The current decreased (due to increased resistance of the circuit)
@@InductiveAcademics Yes, but shouldnt the same thing also apply to the second circuit as the charge was passing through the conducting wire into the resistance. So isnt the charge going to flow faster before entering the resistor?
Apurva, Try to understand this with the help of an analogy..
Let's suppose you're driving a car and there's a huge jam on the road..because of an accident ahead let's say...(Analogous to a resistor)
Now because of the slowly moving cars ahead you, even you won't be able to move at a faster speed...will you?
Although you're not currently at the site of accident yet, but still the vehicles ahead you are impacting your speed too...right?
Similar thing happens in the case of electrons....That too very quickly..
Although the traffic and road analogy might not be best for all the circumstances, This analogy works upto a great extent.
.
Just keep in mind that cars might not act as quickly as electrons , according to the different circumstances..
@@InductiveAcademics Thanks. The analogy helps. I guess these analogies come in handy when talking about electrons and currents which are hard to visualize and describe completely.
Same doubt here sir I have subscribed your channel and will refer it to my friends
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Excellent explanation !!!
Really Bhaiya U have Cleared All my doubts
Exactly... Ye mera problem tha.... Thanks
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Let's come down to practical , in circuit designing one more variable is to be considered before designing a circuit, I.e. watt (product if I and v)
Which is the amount of energy given off by the resistor in the form of heat , if electron or current is a from of energy mainly electrical energy then what energy is the resistor giving off as a form of heat ?
Electric Potential energy
Why potential difference changes across different conductors
Can you please explain why volatge is same in parallel connection
Sure...I'll make a separate video on this...Do subscribe this channel and press the bell icon to stay tuned..
sir jaisa aapne bataya ki resistence lagane se overall current speed kmm ho jaata hai to sir mera doubt hai ki jo cell hai wo defnite potential difference apply krta hai to jo current ki spped wo resistence wala circuit ko provide krta whi current bina resistence wale circuit ko bhi provide krega to sir ye kaise ho jaata hai ki cuurent resistence lagane ke baad kmm ho jaata hai?
nice question
Sir,one doubt 🤔what happens in parallel connection ,why the current is different .🤔it should be same I think .may be I am wrong but confused.🙏
Even here, it is not necessary that current will be different..
If two resistor are of same resistance, and you connect them in parallel..the current flowing thro each of them will be exactly same..😄
Thank you sir
thank you very much sir agar mere teacher mujhe ye bol dethi toh me google me iske baare me itna sab kuch mehnat nahi karta but thank god that i reached this video this was my only doubt
si ek our doubt please clear kar do ,
agar electrons negative se positive ja rahe he to mujhe bola gaya ki current positive se negative jaathi he
ek or bhi he ki agar resistor does not resist current then what does it resist {is it volts ?}
please clear kar do sir.
Very very thanks DEAR SIR
Sir , Then how resistor changes the electric current ??
It is the biggest basic doubt for me... thanks for solving....at 1st i watched hc verma sir...but your explanation is best..😊😊
Thanks a lot soham. DO share this channel with your friends too
Sir I have a question that why does the light bent when it enters different
Medium?? Of course that is a refraction phenomenon but why does it refract... When I asked this question to my teacher than he simply tell that this is because of density I. e due to different density in
different medium but my question is how exactly different density makes the light to bend???????
Vishal, this question can't be explained properly using the concepts which you know in class 10.
To answer this question, we have to talk about the electromagnetic nature of the light, which you'll properly understand in the higher classes😊
But yes, this is a great question and maybe there are already some vidoes on youtube adressing this exact question..
But that I'm afraid, that explanation will only make more sense when you'll be in higher classes..atleast in 12th
Btw, there are some analogies like the car going from a road into mud, or maybe some soldiers marching towards muddy area...but none of the analogies work great, to explain the refraction
So please , is refraction wale case me, ye upr wali analogies se door rehna...because they might seem to work but they fail to explain a lot of other things and might even make you even more confused..
If you know light is particle as well as wave.
Zoom the particle as much as you can think then see when it hits the medium on different angles what will be it's direction.
Only thing in this concept you have
Keep in mind is to think light as particle and the particle is very big like a truck
Hope the answer was enough to explain 😁
Very appreciating concept delivered👍
Thanks a ton
I also had the same doubt
thank you for explainnation
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Nice question
My doubts was the same....
But then how the resistance affects the voltage in series
Sir please reply my doubt.
Suppose v connect a battery of 10 V , and two resistors are connected in parallel of 4 and 8 ohm respectively then total current passing through the conductor is 2.66 A but jab mene in do resistors ka current nikal ke plus kiya to it was not equal to the total current . Why🤔
Can you show your calculation?
You can send me a picture of your calculation on telegram or instagram....
Sir I am unable to send pick on telegram.
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Or
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my doubts are all clear, thanks alot... Stay blessed
THIS VIDEO IS INFINITE TIMES BETTER THAN THE VIDEOS ABOUT ELECTRICITY IN A POPULAR APP IN INDIA WHICH IS SELLING THE VIDEOS FOR MONEY. SIR YOU ARE DOING A GREAT JOB. THANKS FROM THE BOTTOM OF MY HEART :). SIR I HAVE A SMALL REQUEST WOULD YOU PLEASE EXPLAIN WHY CURRENT SHOWS DIFFERENT VALUES AT DIFFERENT POINTS IN A PARALLEL CIRCUIT AND WHY CURRENT VALUE INCREASES AS WE INCREASE RESISTANCE IN THE SAME WAY YOU EXPLAINED FUNDAMENTALLY LIKE IN THIS VIDEO. THANKYOU .
Hey! electric field causes motion of charges in wire but all charges are moving with same drift velocity if cross section and electrons density all over the circuit is same which means there would be an equal force on all charge particles . So my question is that how and why all charges get same amount of net force in the circuit in which wire has same cross section ??
so if current don't change why we use resistor for(suppose led) won't the amount of current be same
We use resistor to decreases the overall current in the circuit. Do watch video complete once to get in depth explanation
@@InductiveAcademics sir i watched it but as the video says current will be same in the circuit cuz electrons can't gather in one single place and will repel each other
Current ek simple circuit me same hi hoga , resistor ke age bhi , aur resistor ke piche bhi...
but as compared to the circuit with no resistor, resistor wale circuit me overall current km hoga.
Sir j but in series if we take 2 resistor there respective resistance is R1 AND R2 BUT CURRENCT IS SAME HOW IS IT POSSIBLE
Why does Voltage decrease then ?
Sir I understood the resistance is in every part of the wire. But in our lab we were given a 2 ohm resistor where we connect it to the circuit, you explained accumulation of charges is not possible and neither charge cannot decrease. Its fine sir but what my doubt is, in lab we connect the resistor to particular part of circuit . In this case wire has some resistance and also some resistance(2ohm) at particular part what happens in this case sir ? Current should be same in every part but how sir? Please reply........
Omg thank u so much!!! I was finding this only!
if we use a nichrome wire as some resistance will the current in amp meter be less than what if there was no resistance
Yes
Perfect explaination
But 'then how the bulb glows if all current is passed through the resistance ......and why resistance is used?
Since Current is same in the series circuit, if 10Amperes is passing from resistor, 10amps will pass through the bulb as well.
Resistor is used to reduce the overall current...As I have explained in the video..
Then.
what causes the bulb to glow....is it right that.....some current get, accumulate and produced heat...... this causes the bulb to glow
And then why we use the resistance
Ook sir....thanks a lot
Thank u
Hello sir I have a doubt please try to answer it sooner its that ''Why individual resistors in series do not get the total source voltage but divide it"? I know its because voltage and resistance have inverse relationship but how sir will u please explain asap
You will understand this easily with the help of the video that's I'm uploading in a couple of days...It is about potential and potential drop..
It is a bit long(more than half an hour) 😅but it had to be so....Because a lot had to be explained in that
@@InductiveAcademics okay sir Thank u veryy muchhh !!! :)
One more doubt current is directly proportional to potential difference but in series of two or more resistor current remain same but potential difference varys and in parallel current varys .why🤔🤔
Who said that potential across two
resistors in series will always be different?
Let's suppose two resistors of 5 ohm resistance each, are connected in series , with a 20 volts battery..
The potential drop across each resistor will be 10 volts.
You can't just say current is proportional to voltage...you must also specify that resistance is constant....only then you can say that V is directly proportional to R.
More is the resistance, more is the voltage drop across the resistor..
If both the resistors are of same resistance, even the voltage drop across them will be same..
@@InductiveAcademics 🤔yes sir I see ,my concept was incomplete but 🥺🥺 thank you x10⁹⁹⁹.....
very much for the reply
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Sir I Have a doubt current flow from negative terminal same current come in positive terminal but resistance oppose the flow and decrease the current value so how same cunnent come in positive terminal
Please tell ans fast
Yhi to smjhaya hai maine es video me🤔
Did you watch the video completely?
But in short how we say it
@@InductiveAcademics yes
Kanika ,
In simple terms, we say that resistor resists the current , but only when compared with another circuit.
But series me current same hi rhega
Agr electrons same hain a point se b tk, speed same hai, to obviously ek series wale circuit me current bhi same ayega..
What happen in parallel combinations
Nice explanation SIR
Thank you so much sir is answer ko mein 4 months se dhund raha tha 🙏🙇
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