What equation explains the relation between amperes, watts and volts? I = W-V I = W+V I = W/V I = W*V

Vincent Dagpin asked Jul 4, 2022

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What equation explains the relation between amperes, watts and volts?

I = W-V
I = W+V
I = W/V
I = W*V

Vincent Dagpin asked Jul 4, 2022

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Answer:

I = W/V

Step-by-step explanation:

Comes from the Equation P=I*V where P is Power measured in Watts, I is Current measured in Amps and V is Voltage measured in Volts.

ESkri answered Jul 11, 2022

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