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What is the relationship between resistance and current.
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What is the relationship between resistance and current.

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Answer:

They are inversely proportional with each other.
R ∝
(1)/(I)

Step-by-step explanation:

By the equation V=IR, assume V is constant.

Since I and R are on the same side,

if I increase, R decreases, or the vice versa.

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