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When a 0.400 A current flows across a resistor, the voltage drops by 42.0 V. What is the resistance? (Unit = Ohm)

When a 0.400 A current flows across a resistor, the voltage drops by 42.0 V. What is the resistance? (Unit = Ohm)
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When a 0.400 A current flows

across a resistor, the voltage drops
by 42.0 V. What is the resistance?
(Unit = Ohm)

When a 0.400 A current flows across a resistor, the voltage drops by 42.0 V. What-example-1
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