Which of the following is the correct cause-effect relationship? Group of answer choices voltage causes resistance resistance causes voltage resistance causes current voltage causes current current causes voltage

Voltage causes Current

Explanation:

VOLTAGE is known to 'cause' CURRENT because it attempts to make current flow.

Voltage is like a force (it's not a force, just like one) that pushes electricity. If voltage is being supplied and a circuit is complete, current will flow.

To sum it up, you can have voltage without having current but current cannot flow without voltage.

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