AC voltage applied to resistors | Alternating currents | Physics | Khan Academy

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You answered all my questions about this subject. thank you so much!

[@colorx_9244]

Thank you so much for clarifying the i_o vs v_o graphs. I was confused as to why the i_o graph has higher amplitude than the v_o graph. So it's really just arbitrary, as i_o can have lower/higher numerical value than v_o depending on the resistance.

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at 7:54 sir i asked you this question in your lcr oscillation video😀

[@KhanAcademyIndiaEnglish]

Yes, thanks for asking!

[@DevKaran-i4n]

The current max. value must be less than that of the voltage max since r must be > 1

[@ThePmachell]

Assume R=0.5, I will then be larger than V.
R does not need to be >1 it needs to be >0

[@nehasreeraj600]

Sir, just a minor mistake, in the graph of i max and v max at 6:37, the wave of v max should be higher than that of i max. It’s just marked wrongly in the graph you showed sir. Thank you for such classes, in love with them

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watch full video

[@nehasreeraj600]

That’s some great help but I’ve already watched the whole video and I thought I addressed my doubt to sir and not anyone else. Thank you for your effort though 👍

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no mistake at all bro

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Sir , Watch the graph in Ncert , V is above I in y axis

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Help full .

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Absolutely WONDERFUL EXPLANATION

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Great explaination.

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Sir please put them all ac video in sequence

[@autopro2001]

Resistance changes along the sine wave, with increase voltage, that explains the variation of current having a higher increase with higher voltage

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again thank You for your good response .

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Yes!

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[@alfinabu]

One question i have though, is why the amplitude of the current graph higher? Does it mean anything?

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And tada we have understood the concept

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1:00 I also😅😅

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Playlist link please

[@abhivyaktimishra4432]

At 6:52 min, in the graph the value of i(0) is shown to be greater than that of v(0).....shouldn't it be less than v(0) as i(0) is v(0) by R

[@abhivyaktimishra4432]

sry my bad😅😅😅

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Isi ka numerical bhi krte to kitna achha lagta

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why do dmms use dc through a resistor and not allow you to use ac for certain tests like testing body skin resistance.

[@buckybarens5854]

Sir can you explain briefly about voltage or current can be greter than between them plz explain it briefly

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First comment

[@okeyadorma310]

Thank but pls do calculation on ac
Containing resistance only

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2nd

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1st

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How can current can be bigger than voltage? Thats wrong...

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