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Let's start with a simple circuit that you will have seen in the Ohm's Law and...

Let's start with a simple circuit that you will have seen in the Ohm's Law and Power PhET tutorial, if you completed that one. What is the voltage reading across the resistor, as shown in the figure below?

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9 volt

because there is no internel resistance of the source so no chances of voltage drop anywhere else hence entire voltage supplied by the source will drop across resistor.

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