Use the equation I=10/r to determine the current (I) when the R is 20 ohms. a. 20 c. 0.2 b. 0.5 d. 10

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Use the equation I=10/r to determine the current (I) when the R is 20 ohms.

a.
20
c.
0.2
b.
0.5
d.
10

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You just need to plug "20" in place of "R":

$I=(10)/(R)\implies I=(10)/(20)=(1)/(2)$

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