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10. What is the resistance of a lamp that is connected to a 110 voltage source that draws 2 amps of current?

10. What is the resistance of a lamp that is connected to a 110 voltage source that draws 2 amps of current?
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10. What is the resistance of a lamp that is connected to a 110 voltage source that draws 2 amps of

current?

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Answer:

According to ohms law


V= I x R

R= V ÷ I

R= 110 ÷ 2

R= 55 ohms

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