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When the voltage is increased in a circuit with a single resistor that obeys Ohm's law, what will happen to the current in the circuit?

When the voltage is increased in a circuit with a single resistor that obeys Ohm's law, what will happen to the current in the circuit?
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When the voltage

is increased in a
circuit with a single
resistor that obeys
Ohm's law, what
will happen to
the current in
the circuit?

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User CRPence
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The current will increase at the same rate the voltage does.
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