Question

P = I × I × R(or P = I2R)
I = ?

Answer 1

In the formula
`P = I^(2)R`, where:


`P` represents power (in watts, W).

`I` represents current (in amperes, A).

`R` represents resistance (in ohms, Ω).

To solve for
`I` (current), you can rearrange the formula as follows:


`I = \sqrt(P)/(R)`

So, to find the current (
`I`), you take the square root of the power (
`P`) divided by the resistance (
`R`).