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kiki_danc
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If you have wire that has 100 ampere current but your load is only 0.5 ampere.. how come the load won't be destroyed by the powerful 100 ampere source?
Or let's take the case of hose. If you have water running so fast inside a 10 inches diameter hose.. and you put a small hose between it.. the small hose can get overwhelmed and break.
Why doesn't the same thing happen to the wire current. What Newtonian physics is involved?
Or let's take the case of hose. If you have water running so fast inside a 10 inches diameter hose.. and you put a small hose between it.. the small hose can get overwhelmed and break.
Why doesn't the same thing happen to the wire current. What Newtonian physics is involved?