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Homework Statement
This is not a homework problem, but related to my circuits class.
In the typical electrical engineering simplification, the resistance of wires in the circuit is taken to be 0 Ω. Also, the potential difference between two points along the same wire is 0 Volts.
Does this mean that current through wires is undefined? Would engineers consider the current zero or infinite?
Homework Equations
voltage = current * resistance
The Attempt at a Solution
Maybe Ohm's Law does not apply here, and there is another way of looking at the situation.