What is the potential difference in which current flows through a 10.33 Ohm resistor in a circuit with a 240 V source?

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Philomel · Answer

E= 240v...............

oubaas · Answer

The potential difference equates the voltage source , i.e. 240 V

Andrew Smith · Answer

As written you have ONLY one resistor.  ALL 240 V ( of energy) must be lost in passing through this resistor and its associated wiring.

zeno · Answer

It depends on if the current travels parallel in
Divided circuits or travels through the single
Resistor.

Jim Moor · Answer

The potential is still 240 v

Anonymous · Answer

V = I * R

simple calc.