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What equation explains the relation between amperes, watts and volts? I = W*V I = W/V I = W+V I = W-V
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What equation explains the relation between amperes, watts and volts?

I = W*V
I = W/V
I = W+V
I = W-V

User Ben Fischer
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i’m pretty sure W*V
i wish you luck :)
User Sterling Bourne
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W*V i believe because it comes down to this :
I is the current, W is wattage V is volts and the * is the thing that represents the Amperes (i’m not 100% but this is my best)
User Nitin Gaur
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