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If the current is 5amperes(a) and its resistance is 3ohms, what is the voltage​
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If the current is 5amperes(a) and its resistance is 3ohms, what is the voltage​

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  • Current=I=5A
  • Resistance=R=3ohm
  • Voltage=v

Using ohms law


\\ \rm\longmapsto V=IR


\\ \rm\longmapsto V=3(5)


\\ \rm\longmapsto V=15V

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