Question

Question #b66f4

Answer 1

Current= voltage divided by Resistance.

Explanation:

Here resistance is constant ( ALMOst).
so when voltage increases the current also increases.

Answer 2

For constant resistance `V prop I` so current will double.

Explanation:

From Ohm's law: `R = V/I`

So for constant resistance: `V prop I` where V is potential difference and I is current. If the potential difference is doubled then the directly proportional relationship means that the current will double also.