For this question, we need to know two important formulas.
With these two formulas, we can solve for current.
In this problem, we are not given voltage, so we will need to solve for voltage in both problems to remove it
V = IR
V = P/I
If we set both equations equal to each other we get
IR = P/I
Since we are solving for current, we need to move I to one side of the equation
I = sqrt(P/R)
Now we can solve with the numbers we have.
I = sqrt(100/120) = .913 amps