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A simple circuit has a resistance of 110Ω and a current of 0.9A. What is the voltagesupplied to the circuit?

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According to Ohm's Law, the resistance R of a resistor, the voltage V supplied to the resistor and the current I flowing through the resistor are related through the equation:


V=RI

If a current of 0.9A flows through a resistance of 110Ω, then the voltage supplied to the resistance can be calculated as:


V=(110\Omega)(0.9A)=99V

Therefore, the voltage supplied to the circuit is 99 Volts.

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