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What is P= I^2r when solving for I?​

What is P= I^2r when solving for I?​
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What is P= I^2r when solving for I?​

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Answer:


I=\sqrt{(P)/(r)}

Explanation:

Divide by r and take the square root.


P=I^2r\\\\(P)/(r)=I^2\\\\\boxed{I=\sqrt{(P)/(r)}}

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