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.gighn@ttu edu My Account Homework 6 Begin Date: 3/21/2018 12:01:00 AM-Due Date: 3/ 29/2018 11:59:00 PM End Date: 3/29/2018 11:59.00 PM (14%) Problem 1: Consider a resistor like the one shown in the figure, with the current moving in the direction shown. Ctheexpertta.com Which of these statements is correct? OElectric poteatial is higher at point a than electric potential at point b, and the charges are moving with the same Grade Summary Deductions 25% Potential 75% speeds at those points. Electric potential at point a is higher than electric potential at point b, and as a result charges are moving fasterat OElectric potential at point a is lower that electric potential at point b, and the charges are moving with the same Submissions Attempts remaining: 3 (25% per attempt) detailed view speeds at those points Electric potential at point a is the same as electric potential at point b, and as a result charges are moving with the 25% same speeds at those points. O Electric potential at point a is lower than electric potential at point b, and as a result charges are moving slower at point b Submit Hint Feedback nive up.] lints: deduction per hist. Hints remaining:

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First option is correct.

Explanation:

First of all you have to know that current is always flow from higher potential to lower potential.

Now in the given circuit current direction is mentioned from 'a' to 'b'.so at point 'a' potential must be greater than at point 'b'.

2nd thing you have to know that the value of current is always same untill unless current is not divided into another branch...i.e in series current is always same. also as we know that current is directely propertional to charge.

since current is same(becouse current is not divided) in given circuit hence charge moving or charge velocity

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