Questions: In an open circuit, the value of current is zero and the value of voltage could be any.

In an open circuit, the value of current is zero and the value of voltage could be any.
Transcript text: In an open circuit, the value of current is $\qquad$ and the value of voltage could be any anything infinity zero Need help? Review these concept resources.
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Step 1: Understanding an Open Circuit

An open circuit is a situation where the path for current flow is interrupted, meaning there is a break in the circuit.

Step 2: Current in an Open Circuit

In an open circuit, no current can flow because the circuit is incomplete. Therefore, the value of the current is zero.

Step 3: Voltage in an Open Circuit

The voltage in an open circuit can vary depending on the specific conditions and components involved. It could be any value depending on the potential difference across the open terminals.

Final Answer

  • The value of current is \(\boxed{\text{zero}}\).
  • The value of voltage could be \(\boxed{\text{anything}}\).
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