In a closed circuit with a voltage of 25 VDC across a single load, what is the voltage across that load?

In a closed circuit, the total voltage supplied by the source is distributed across the components present in the circuit. When a single load is connected to a 25 VDC source, the entire voltage of the source is applied across this load, assuming ideal conditions and that there are no other components affecting the voltage.

This means that the voltage drop across that single load would be equal to the supplied voltage. Therefore, if the circuit operates normally without any other loads or unusual conditions, the voltage across the load is indeed 25 VDC.

In circuits with multiple loads, the voltage across each load would typically vary based on the resistance of those loads and their arrangement (series or parallel). However, since this scenario specifies a single load connected to a 25 VDC source, it confirms that the load experiences the full voltage supplied by the source.