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What is the voltage in a circuit if the current is 6.2 A and the resistance is 18 ohms? A) 2.9 V B) 11.8 V C) 24.2 V D) 111.6 V i need help!!!!!
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What is the voltage in a circuit if the current is 6.2 A and the resistance is 18 ohms? A) 2.9 V B) 11.8 V C) 24.2 V D) 111.6 V i need help!!!!!
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What is the voltage in a circuit if the current is 6.2 A and the resistance is 18 ohms? A) 2.9 V B) 11.8 V C) 24.2 V D) 111.6 V
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D)111.6V is the best answer
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V = I · R = (6.2 A) · (18 Ω) =
111.6 volts
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