Hellpppppp 1.39 A of current flow across a 144 Ohm resistor. How much voltage is being applied?

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Hellpppppp

1.39 A of current flow across a
144 Ohm resistor. How much
voltage is being applied?

Hellpppppp 1.39 A of current flow across a 144 Ohm resistor. How much voltage is being-example-1

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Answer:

200.16

Step-by-step explanation:

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Colin DeClue answered Mar 19, 2022

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V = 200.16 volts

Step-by-step explanation:

V= IR

= (1.39 A)(144 ohm)

= 200.16 volts

Frank Guo answered Mar 23, 2022

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