A linear, bilateral, electrical network produces 2A current through a load when the network was energized by a 20V source. If the network is energized by 40V source, the current through the load will be
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Linear networks follow the principle of superposition, and the current varies directly with the applied voltage.
In a linear network, the current is directly proportional to the voltage. If a 20V source produces a 2A current, then a 40V source, which is double the previous voltage, will produce double the current, i.e. 4A.