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What does ohm’s law state? a: current equals voltage times resistance b: voltage equals resistance divided by current c: voltage equals current divided by resistance d: voltage …

What does ohm’s law state? a: current equals voltage times resistance b: voltage equals resistance divided by current c: voltage equals current divided by resistance d: voltage …
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What does ohm’s law state?

a: current equals voltage times resistance

b: voltage equals resistance divided by current

c: voltage equals current divided by resistance

d: voltage equals current times resistance

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User Nick Polyderopoulos
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I'm not sure in what form Ohm expressed his law,
but choice-d (voltage equals current times resistance)
is the only correct statement on that list.
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User Kev Xlre
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the answer is C. i am pretty sure
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User Lachlan Cotter
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