If there are 10 Volts across a 5 Ohm resistor, what is the current?

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If there are 10 Volts across a 5 Ohm resistor, what is the current?

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Answer:

2Ampere

Step-by-step explanation:

V=IR (ohm's law) so I =
(V)/(R) =
(10)/(5) =2Ampere

Crisp answered Jun 30, 2022

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Answer:

I = 2A

Step-by-step explanation:

V = IR

10V = I × 5ohms

I = 2A

Hamze Sheyikh Shoaei answered Jul 2, 2022

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