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According to ohm's law if you don't change the value of the resistor & you double the voltage in a circuit the amount of current flowing will A. Be multiplied by the amount of resistance B. Double C. Remain
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According to ohm's law if you don't change the value of the resistor & you double the voltage in a circuit the amount of current flowing will

A. Be multiplied by the amount of resistance
B. Double
C. Remain the same also
D. Divide it in half

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They double!! Hope im not too late!!

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