Which of the following mathematical formulas below correctly displays Ohm's law?

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Merrydeath asked Apr 7, 2023

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Which of the following mathematical formulas below correctly displays Ohm's law?

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Explanation: current(amps) = voltage(volt) /Resistance(ohms)V = IRV/R = ITherefore, I = V/R

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current(amps) = voltage(volt) /Resistance(ohms)

V = IR

V/R = I

Therefore, I = V/R

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