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Find the value for P in the formula P=I/RT when I = 48, R = 2, and T = 6.
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Find the value for P in the formula P=I/RT when I = 48, R = 2, and T = 6.
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according to the formula...
P= 48/ 2x6
P=48/12
p=4
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P=I/RT
P=48/2x6
P=48/12
P=4
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