The voltage of the battery is 1.5V.
A=0.15A
V=IR
V=0.15 x 10
V= 1.5V.
Voltage moves the charge. It is "thrust" that causes the charge to move through the wire or other conductor. You can think of it as the force that drives the charge, but it is not the force. Voltage can cause an electric current because the electric charge can move an electric charge and the electric charge that moves is an electric current. It can be concluded that n does not have such properties and is derived by evolution.
Voltage, also called electromotive force, is simply energy per unit charge. In other words, voltage is the potential difference between two points. Current is just the flow rate of electric charge
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