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Thanks a lot, sir... Really cleared my doubt...

I am trying to understand why the current in resistors that are wired in series is the same and I meant that, resistance is supposed to reduce the current. So if the current is reduced after it passes through one resistor, let's say from 10A to 7A...how in the world will it be the same current...

So, I was studying about electricity and I came to the topic of connecting resistors(or resistances) in series or parallel... So the definition of resistors in series said that: Resistors are said to be connected in parallel if they are joined end to end and the same current flows through...