NEET Physics AC Voltage MCQ Question
If an alternating voltage of peak value Vm is applied to a resistor of resistance R, what is the peak current Im flowing through the resistor?
Vm / R
Vm * R
Vm^2 / R
R / Vm
Correct Answer
Detailed Explanation
According to the given NCERT context, the peak current Im in a resistor is given by Im = Vm / R, where Vm is the peak voltage and R is the resistance.
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