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While discussing voltage drop: Technician A says voltage drops in a closed circuit must equal source voltage. Technician B says that voltage drops can be calculated by multiplying circuit voltage times
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While discussing voltage drop: Technician A says voltage drops in a closed circuit must equal source voltage. Technician B says that voltage drops can be calculated by multiplying circuit voltage times the load's resistance. Who is correct?

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a voltage never stops

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