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Given Ohm's Law, V=IR which of the following operations will solve for I I?

Given Ohm's Law, V=IR which of the following operations will solve for I I?
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Given Ohm's Law, V=IR
which of the following operations will solve for I
I?

Given Ohm's Law, V=IR which of the following operations will solve for I I?-example-1
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Answer:

Divide both sides by "R".

V = IR

V/R = I

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