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Ohm’s law states that I=E/R. If i=12 and R=6 what is the value of E?

Ohm’s law states that I=E/R. If i=12 and R=6 what is the value of E?
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Ohm’s law states that I=E/R. If i=12 and R=6 what is the value of E?

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Answer:

72

Explanation:

Since I=E/R

And I = 12

And R = 6

12=E/6

Which is E=12*6

E=72

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