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What is the voltage of a computer if the current if 40A and the resistance is 20 ohms?
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What is the voltage of a computer if the current if 40A and the resistance is 20 ohms?

User MerklT
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Answer:

800v

Step-by-step explanation:

v=IR

where V =Voltage,

I= Current

R= Resistance

V= 40x20

800v

User Vincent Zgueb
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Voltage = current x resistance


Voltage = 40 x 20 = 800 volts

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