Because thereâs nothing wrong with doing it as a hobby. Itâs also going to take you a long time to get to full-time status. It took me just shy of 3 years to get to the point where we completely replaced our household income with our photography income, and that was considered fast.
In a series circuit, the voltage across a resistor is directly proportional with its resistance (Et= I(Rint+R). That means in a series circuit the voltage across the resistor will increase when the resistance in increased, while the current will reduce. A power source has internal resistance (Rint) which will be in series with the resistor R. So even though your resistor is connected across the power supply, the internal resistance Rint is in series with it.
This is the flow of electrons round the circuit. This is the driving force that pushes the current round. This is anything in the circuit that slows the flow of current down. So if you increase the resistance then less current will flow if the voltage remains constant. If you increase the voltage then more current will flow, if the resistance is constant.