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A number of resistors `R_1,R_2,R_3`... are connected in series such that R, is the equivalent resistance of series combination. A current I is flowing in the circuit due to a potential V applied across the circuit. `V_1,V_2,V_3`.... are potential difference across `R_1,R_2,R_3`.... respectively. Choose the incorrect statement

A

Same current I will flow through each resistor

B

`V_1+V_2+V_3`+….=V

C

`V_1=(R_1/R_S)V, V_2=(R_2/R_S)V, V_3=(R_3/R_S)V`….

D

`V_1=(R_S/R_1)V, V_2=(R_S/V_2)V,V_3=(R_S/R_3)V`…..

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D
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