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Ohm’s law is I = V ÷ R. What is the current of a circuit with a 3.0-volt battery and 1.0 ohm of resistance? The current of a circuit with a 3.0-volt battery and 1.0 ohm of resistance is (blank) amps.
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Ohm’s law is I = V ÷ R. What is the current of a circuit with a 3.0-volt battery and 1.0 ohm of resistance? The current of a circuit with a 3.0-volt battery and 1.0 ohm of resistance is (blank) amps.

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current = voltage \ resistance
x= 3 \ 1
x = 3 amps
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