If two series-opposing voltages are equal, the current is
A) equal to voltage divided by the power rating
B) maximum
C) zero
D) equal to the voltage value of one of the voltages divided by the resistance

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When two series-opposing voltages are equal, they effectively cancel each other out, resulting in no net voltage across the circuit. With no voltage to drive it, the current in the circuit is zero.

If Two Series-Opposing Voltages Are Equal, the Current Is