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What is voltage and current in simple words

What is voltage and current in simple words

Voltage - Voltage (Electric potential difference) is defined as the pressure from a power source.Voltage pushes charged electrons (current) through a conductors and enable them to do work such as glowing a light. 
In other words Voltage is a electromotive force that is the cause of electric flow.
i.e- Batteries are the sources of voltage in many electric circuits.
It is defined by Ohm's Law
V=IR
Where 
I=Current measured inAmpere
V=Voltage measured in Volt
R=Resistance Measured in Ohm

Current - Current is rate at which the electrons or electric charge flows through a conducting loop or a electric Circuit. 
It is defined by Ohm's Law
I=V/R
Where 
I=Current measured inAmpere
V=Voltage measured in Volt
R=Resistance Measured in Ohm

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